equipages Antonyms
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- tilburies
- buckboards
- tandems
- traps
- chaises
- roadsters
- droskies
- rockaways
- landaus
- droshkies
- tongas
- hansom-cabs
- gigs
- hackney-coaches
- surreys
- jaunting-cars
- hackneys
- coup-s
- go-carts
- victorias
- stages
- caroches
- dogcarts
- caleches
- stanhopes
- coaches
- broughams
- calashes
- carryalls
- troikas
- cal-ches
- turnouts
- curricles
- buggies
- post-chaises
- four-in-hands
- cabriolets
Meaning of equipages
equipages
retinue, a horse-drawn carriage with its servants, material or articles used in equipment, trappings, such a carriage alone, a set of small articles (as for table service), etui, a horse-drawn carriage with or without attendants, things that serve as equipment
equipages Sentence Examples
- The opulent equipages of the royal procession rolled majestically through the town square.
- The wealthy landowners displayed their lavish equipages at the county fair.
- The aristocratic families arrived at the ball in an array of resplendent equipages.
- The coachman meticulously prepared the equipage, cleaning and polishing it to perfection.
- The intricate carvings and gilded adornments of the equipages reflected the wealth and status of their owners.
- The horses pulling the equipages were spirited steeds, bred for their beauty, speed, and endurance.
- The clatter and rumble of the equipages echoed through the narrow streets.
- The arrival of the equipages at the palace was an event that drew a large crowd.
- The equipages served as a means of transportation, as well as a display of opulence and power.
- The collection of historic equipages at the museum provided a glimpse into the lifestyles of the past.
FAQs About the word equipages
retinue, a horse-drawn carriage with its servants, material or articles used in equipment, trappings, such a carriage alone, a set of small articles (as for tab
stagecoaches,carriages, chariots, hansoms, rigs,cabs, coupes, phaetons, diligences, barouches
No antonyms found.
The opulent equipages of the royal procession rolled majestically through the town square.
The wealthy landowners displayed their lavish equipages at the county fair.
The aristocratic families arrived at the ball in an array of resplendent equipages.
The coachman meticulously prepared the equipage, cleaning and polishing it to perfection.
