ungown Antonyms
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Meaning of ungown
Webster
ungown (v. t.)
To strip of a gown; to unfrock.
ungown Sentence Examples
- She gracefully slipped out of her ungown, revealing the elegant contours of her figure.
- The ungown she wore was intricately embroidered with delicate patterns.
- After the event, she hastily discarded her ungown and changed into something more comfortable.
- The ungown shimmered under the soft lights of the ballroom, capturing everyone's attention.
- As the bride-to-be tried on different dresses, she finally found the perfect ungown for her special day.
- The designer showcased their latest collection featuring avant-garde ungowns at the fashion show.
- The actress stunned the audience as she stepped onto the red carpet in a stunning ungown.
- She carefully folded her ungown and placed it back in its protective garment bag.
- The historical museum displayed an array of antique ungowns worn by noblewomen centuries ago.
- The fashion magazine featured a spread showcasing the season's hottest ungowns.
FAQs About the word ungown
To strip of a gown; to unfrock.
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She gracefully slipped out of her ungown, revealing the elegant contours of her figure.
The ungown she wore was intricately embroidered with delicate patterns.
After the event, she hastily discarded her ungown and changed into something more comfortable.
The ungown shimmered under the soft lights of the ballroom, capturing everyone's attention.
