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Related forms
half-clothed, adjective
pre·clothe, verb (used with object), pre·clothed, pre·cloth·ing.
re·clothe, verb (used with object), re·clothed or re·clad, re·cloth·ing.
un·der·clothed, adjective
well-clothed, adjective
Synonyms
1. robe, garb, array, accouter, bedeck.
1. robe, garb, array, accouter, bedeck.
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clothe (kləʊð) ![[Click for IPA pronunciation guide]](http://static.sfdict.com/dictstatic/g/d/dictionary_questionbutton_default.gif) | |
| —vb , clothes, clothing, clothed, clad | |
| 1. | to dress or attire (a person) |
| 2. | to provide with clothing or covering |
| 3. | to conceal or disguise |
| 4. | to endow or invest |
| [Old English clāthian, from clāth | |
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Example sentences
Then clothe me in a mantle and a doublet, goodly raiment.
To feed him, clothe him, and help him grow into a capable human being.
The cycle of poverty must be broken by providing the funds to adequately house, feed, and clothe the poor.
Our textile workers spun millions of yards of canvas to clothe and shelter our troops.
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