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Garbed

usgb/ɡɑːrbd/Volume
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Clothing ImageryPlay
Use 'garbed' to vividly describe someone's attire, especially when it's distinctive or elaborate. SlideThe actors were garbed in extravagant Victorian costumes.
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Past Tense UsagePlay
'Garbed' is often used in narrative past tense to set a scene or describe a past event. SlideThe knights were garbed in shining armor during the tournament.
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Formality IndicatorPlay
'Garbed' can imply formality or ceremony, suggesting the clothing worn is not for everyday use. SlideShe was garbed in her graduation gown, beaming with pride.