capuche Antonyms
Strongest:
- sombrero
- porkpie-hat
- baseball-cap
- service-cap
- hard-hat
- cocked-hat
- tam
- garrison-cap
- hood
- tricorne
- bowler
- opera-hat
- sunbonnet
- biretta
- toque
- picture-hat
- castor
- kufi
- turban
- derby
- topper
- helmet
- homburg
- high-hat
- top-hat
- fez
- cowl
- calotte
- plug-hat
- skullcap
- beret
- stocking-cap
- silk-hat
- zucchetto
- miter
- stetson
- shako
- leghorn
- pillbox
- cowboy-hat
- k-pi
- boater
- cloche
- bonnet
- tricorn
- kepi
- mitre
- casque
- fedora
- hat
Strong:
- headpiece
- chapeau
- stovepipe
- tam-o-shanter
- billycock
- helm
- skimmer
- headgear
- headdress
- nightcap
- sou-wester
- overseas-cap
- ten-gallon-hat
- cap
- panama
Weak:
Meaning of capuche
capuche
hood, the cowl of a Capuchin friar
capuche Sentence Examples
- The hooded figure slunk through the shadows, its capuche obscuring its features.
- The wildfire raged uncontrollably, its smoke forming an immense capuche over the nearby town.
- The monks wore white robes with deep capuches, their faces hidden from view.
- The medieval archer aimed his arrow from beneath the capuche of his chain mail helmet.
- The assassin moved silently, his capuche pulled low over his head, concealing his identity.
- The witch's capuche was a symbol of her mysterious and enigmatic powers.
- The falconer carefully placed the capuche over his bird's head, ensuring its tranquility.
- The fireman's capuche protected his head and face from the intense heat and smoke.
- The vampire's eyes glowed menacingly beneath its black capuche, casting an eerie shadow.
- The old woman's capuche was a constant companion, shielding her from the prying eyes of the world.
FAQs About the word capuche
hood, the cowl of a Capuchin friar
sombrero, porkpie hat, baseball cap, service cap, hard hat, cocked hat, tam, garrison cap, hood, tricorne
No antonyms found.
The hooded figure slunk through the shadows, its capuche obscuring its features.
The wildfire raged uncontrollably, its smoke forming an immense capuche over the nearby town.
The monks wore white robes with deep capuches, their faces hidden from view.
The medieval archer aimed his arrow from beneath the capuche of his chain mail helmet.
