accoutrements (Meaning)

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accoutrements (n. pl.)

Dress; trappings; equipment; specifically, the devices and equipments worn by soldiers.

The medieval knight prepared for battle, donning his armor, shield, and other necessary accoutrements.
The fashionable woman accessorized her outfit with various accoutrements, including a stylish handbag and oversized sunglasses.
The camping trip required careful consideration of outdoor accoutrements such as a sturdy tent, sleeping bag, and portable stove.
The military ceremony featured soldiers in uniform, complete with all the accoutrements befitting the occasion.
The detective's briefcase was filled with investigative accoutrements, including a notepad, magnifying glass, and evidence bags.
The scientist's lab was equipped with cutting-edge accoutrements, facilitating advanced research and experimentation.
The chef's kitchen boasted an impressive array of culinary accoutrements, from professional-grade knives to specialized cooking utensils.
The bride adorned herself with bridal accoutrements, including a veil, tiara, and a bouquet of flowers.
The actor's costume included various theatrical accoutrements, transforming him into a convincing character on stage.
The equestrian rider meticulously cared for her horse, ensuring it was properly accoutred with a well-fitted saddle and bridle.

Dress; trappings; equipment; specifically, the devices and equipments worn by soldiers.

tools, fittings, apparatus, accessories, hardware,equipment, stuff, facilities, paraphernalia, baggage

No antonyms found.

The medieval knight prepared for battle, donning his armor, shield, and other necessary accoutrements.

The fashionable woman accessorized her outfit with various accoutrements, including a stylish handbag and oversized sunglasses.

The camping trip required careful consideration of outdoor accoutrements such as a sturdy tent, sleeping bag, and portable stove.

The military ceremony featured soldiers in uniform, complete with all the accoutrements befitting the occasion.