dishabille Sentence Examples
- The actress was caught in her dishabille by the paparazzi as she left her hotel room.
- The dishabille of the young woman walking down the street in the middle of the day was shocking to the neighbors.
- The artist's studio was in a state of dishabille, with paint splattered on the floor and canvases stacked against the walls.
- The child threw off the covers and ran out of the bedroom in her dishabille, shouting for her mother.
- The dishabille of the man in the expensive suit raised eyebrows at the formal event.
- The woman in the dishabille was refused entry to the restaurant, as their dress code did not allow for such attire.
- The dishabille of the hotel guest was embarrassing to the staff, as they had to ask her to cover up before she could enter the dining room.
- The dishabille of the students in the classroom was inappropriate, as they were expected to wear uniforms.
- The dishabille of the politician was seen as a sign of disrespect for the office, as he was expected to maintain a certain level of decorum.
- The dishabille of the job applicant was unprofessional, and it cost him the interview.
dishabille Meaning
dishabille (n)
the state of being carelessly or partially dressed
dishabille (n.)
An undress; a loose, negligent dress; deshabille.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dishabille
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FAQs About the word dishabille
the state of being carelessly or partially dressedAn undress; a loose, negligent dress; deshabille.
disarray,,tatters
threads, threads, costume, toggery, wear, full dress, regalia, gaiety, costume, wear
The actress was caught in her dishabille by the paparazzi as she left her hotel room.
The dishabille of the young woman walking down the street in the middle of the day was shocking to the neighbors.
The artist's studio was in a state of dishabille, with paint splattered on the floor and canvases stacked against the walls.
The child threw off the covers and ran out of the bedroom in her dishabille, shouting for her mother.
