sartorial
[sahr-tawr-ee-uh l, -tohr-]
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adjective
of or relating to tailors or their trade: sartorial workmanship.
of or relating to clothing or style or manner of dress: sartorial splendor.
Anatomy. pertaining to the sartorius.
Origin of sartorial
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Contemporary Examples of sartorially
Ahmadinejad may talk a big game on the global stage, but sartorially speaking, he's a man of the people.
She is stolid and reliable, sartorially and in seemingly every other way, and that forms the essence of her appeal.
Historical Examples of sartorially
Sartorially at least, the company was eminently respectable.
The Easiest WayEugene Walter and Arthur Hornblow
He was unshaven, he was wearing the suit substituted for his own; and Florence, sartorially, was not much better off.
The Million Dollar MysteryHarold MacGrath
The Editor, too, was a considerable advance—at least sartorially—over the one I remembered.
Down the YellowstoneLewis R. Freeman
She was characterized, sartorially, only by that unobtrusive yet exquisite neatness whose practice some women bring to a fine art.
Angela's BusinessHenry Sydnor Harrison
sartorial
adjective
Word Origin for sartorial
C19: from Late Latin sartōrius from sartor
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