greatcoat (Meaning)

Wordnet

greatcoat (n)

a heavy coat worn over clothes in winter

Webster

An overcoat.

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The detective huddled into his frayed greatcoat, the rain pelting down upon it relentlessly.
The general inspected his troops, their scarlet greatcoats gleaming in the morning sun.
Amidst the chaotic battlefield, a lone soldier's greatcoat lay abandoned, its owner nowhere to be found.
The old man's greatcoat had served him well for decades, its pockets stuffed with memories.
The butler hung the guests' greatcoats in the cloakroom, their heavy fabric rustling.
In the dim-lit alley, a shadowy figure emerged from the shadows, their greatcoat concealing their features.
The traveler wore a thick greatcoat to ward off the biting cold of the winter wilderness.
The greatcoat, adorned with intricate embroidery, hinted at the wearer's former wealth and status.
The child's greatcoat hung loose around their small frame, a testament to their rapid growth.
The weary hikers huddled together for warmth, their greatcoats providing a meager shelter from the storm.

a heavy coat worn over clothes in winterAn overcoat.

overcoat, jacket, topcoat, surcoat, raincoat,parka, mackinaw, chesterfield, surtout, ulster

undercoat,undercoat,,

The detective huddled into his frayed greatcoat, the rain pelting down upon it relentlessly.

The general inspected his troops, their scarlet greatcoats gleaming in the morning sun.

Amidst the chaotic battlefield, a lone soldier's greatcoat lay abandoned, its owner nowhere to be found.

The old man's greatcoat had served him well for decades, its pockets stuffed with memories.