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apparel
[uh-par-uhl]
noun
clothing, especially outerwear; garments; attire; raiment.
anything that decorates or covers.
superficial appearance; aspect; guise.
Nautical., the masts, sails, anchor, etc., used to equip a vessel.
Ecclesiastical., a piece of embroidery, usually oblong, on certain vestments, especially on the alb or amice.
apparel
/ əˈpærəl /
noun
something that covers or adorns, esp outer garments or clothing
nautical a vessel's gear and equipment
verb
archaic, (tr) to clothe, adorn, etc
Other Word Forms
- overappareled adjective
- unappareled adjective
- well-appareled adjective
- well-apparelled adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of apparel1
Example Sentences
The price increase Americans could see on everyday goods such as pet products and apparel depends on where the package is coming from and what portion of the import duty the shopper is responsible for.
The leadership change comes as rising prices and uncertainty over the knock-on effects of US tariffs have raised concerns over the impact on consumer spending, particularly for Target's discretionary products such as apparel and electronics.
When deputies searched his vehicle, they allegedly found stolen medical equipment and hospital apparel.
Prices for categories heavily exposed to tariffs, such as home furniture and apparel, also increased.
The collective recently started creating short- and long-form social media content, and it will debut its first Swang apparel piece at Paris Fashion Week later this month.
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