accoutre (Meaning)

Wordnet

accoutre (v)

provide with military equipment

Webster

To furnish with dress, or equipments, esp. those for military service; to equip; to attire; to array.

No weak antonyms found.

The knight prepared to accoutre himself in his shining armor before the impending battle.
The adventurer decided to accoutre his backpack with all the essentials for the challenging journey ahead.
Before the royal procession, the guards meticulously accoutred themselves in their ceremonial uniforms.
The explorer knew the importance of accoutreing his gear properly for the arduous mountain expedition.
The military commander instructed the troops to accoutre themselves with precision, ensuring readiness for the mission.
The actor needed time to accoutre himself in the elaborate costume for the historical drama.
The chef took pride in accoutreing the kitchen with top-notch utensils and high-quality ingredients.
The astronaut carefully accoutred her spacesuit, making sure every component was secure for the spacewalk.
The Renaissance fair participants spent hours accoutreing themselves in period-appropriate attire for the event.
The survivalist emphasized the importance of accoutreing a survival kit with essential tools for outdoor excursions.

provide with military equipmentTo furnish with dress, or equipments, esp. those for military service; to equip; to attire; to array.

supply,furnish, equip, outfit,provision, gird, kit (up or out), dispense, prepare, arm

divest, divest, strip,deprive, deprive, strip, dispossess,dispossess,

The knight prepared to accoutre himself in his shining armor before the impending battle.

The adventurer decided to accoutre his backpack with all the essentials for the challenging journey ahead.

Before the royal procession, the guards meticulously accoutred themselves in their ceremonial uniforms.

The explorer knew the importance of accoutreing his gear properly for the arduous mountain expedition.