bedclothes
Americanplural noun
plural noun
Etymology
Origin of bedclothes
Example Sentences
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Camilla kicked in the bedclothes, drawing up her feet and her sheet.
From Literature
He used this mantra as motivation to jump-start his day, not “lie in the bedclothes and keep myself warm,” the second-century equivalent of hitting the snooze button.
From National Geographic
If you look closely at the debris, you can see blackened fragments of the textile bedclothes and even the filling from the mattress.
From BBC
They move their bodies in bedclothes under the gaze of the nighttime cameras.
From New York Times
The snout-nosed butterflies were everywhere, flittering in the air, resting on our bedclothes, even tangled in our hair.
From Literature
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