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She wore formal attire to the banquet, including a long black dress and heels.attire = clothing for an occasion
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Her hiking attire included sturdy boots, a waterproof jacket, and a backpack.attire = clothing for a purpose
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The invitation specified casual attire, so she wore jeans and a comfortable sweater.attire = clothing for an occasion
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Aunt Alexandra was fanatical on the subject of my attire. (source)attire = clothing
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Despite the casual attire, he projects an air of authority.† (source)
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These pieces will be the perfect accompaniment to any attire.† (source)
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It was a painting of a young man and woman in ancient Greek attire, both brandishing swords.† (source)
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Once at school, we donned the cloaks again and marched into our respective classrooms properly attired.† (source)
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But then around her she saw all these people of all these different colors in all these different attires and she was relieved, better here than there she thought, and it occurred to her that she had been stifled in the place of her birth for virtually her entire life, that its time for her had passed, and a new time was here, and, fraught or not, she relished this like the wind in her face on a hot day when she rode her motorcycle and lifted the visor of her helmet and embraced the dust and the pollution and the little bugs that sometimes went into your mouth and made you recoil and even spit, but after spitting grin, and grin with a wildness.† (source)
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"I say, Becky," cried Rawdon Crawley out of his dressing-room, to his lady, who was attiring herself for dinner in her own chamber.† (source)
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As such, the gray blazer seemed a perfectly suitable choice of attire.† (source)
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They dress up every different way in the world: some have long shirts made from the same flowery African cloth that is attired by the women.† (source)
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First they unloaded about a dozen prisoners from the plane, men in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors, and attires.† (source)
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From off her head she shook the bright attiring thereof, frontlet and net and woven band, and veil, the veil that golden Aphrodite gave her on the day when Hector of the glancing helm led her forth of the house of Eetion, having given bride-gifts untold.† (source)
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"Excuse my attire," Mom said, "but I plan to change out of my comfy shoes into some dress shoes for dinner."† (source)
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For in becoming immortal they want all the forms of their life to be fined as they are and incorruptible: carriages made in the same dependable fashion, clothing of the cut which suited their prime, men attired and speaking in the manner they have always understood and valued.† (source)
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