English to Filipino Meaning of attire - maggayak

Attire :

maggayak

noun

maggayak, mga bagay, damit, materyal, mga damit, pananamit, kagamitan ng simbahan, magsuot ng bata, aparador, isuot

verb

maggayak, mag-ayos, sumulat, mag-adorno, damasko, isangkap, damit, damitan, isuot

Attire :: damitAttired :: attiredAttires :: attiresAttiring :: attiring

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Definitions of attire in English

Noun(1) clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
Verb(1) put on special clothes to appear particularly appealing and attractive

Examples of attire in English

(1) He wears a royal blue suit, which astonishes his seven sisters, who are not used to seeing him in formal attire .(2) I was a bit surprised at her choice of attire , as she usually wore blue jeans and a top.(3) The waiters too would be dressed in traditional attire .(4) the usually sober attire of British security service personnel(5) Rahul wears glasses and is often dressed in western outfits, but he likes Indian attire too.(6) Davy was, in attire and appearance, so much like a fisherman that you might suppose he had just arrived from the coast.(7) To each of these outings they were expected to wear formal attire including hat and gloves.(8) A long queue of people in teeshirts and other summer attire stood patiently shivering.(9) Opt for colors like dark brown, tan and black to make sure they match the rest of your attire .(10) holiday attire(11) The most popular attire is rugby shorts for men and floral cotton dresses for women.(12) The actors are all in night attire and the stage is strewn with duvets and pillows.(13) Elsewhere, another fashion icon was making a very different kind of statement through his choice of attire .(14) Some wore clothes like hers, while others were dressed in expensive attire .(15) He was standing right there in surprisingly normal attire : a black shirt and jeans.(16) Such attire is indeed convenient for campaigning on the streets or elsewhere.

Related Phrases of attire

Related Phrases of attire

Synonyms

Noun

1. clothing ::

damit

2. clothes ::

mga damit

4. dress ::

damit

5. wear ::

magsuot

7. garb ::

damitan

8. costume ::

kasuutan

9. gear ::

gear

11. getup ::

tayo

13. apparel ::

damit

14. raiment ::

pananamit

Verb

16. dress ::

damit

17. dress up ::

magbihis

18. clothe ::

damitan

19. garb ::

damitan

20. robe ::

magsuot ng bata

21. array ::

array

22. costume ::

kasuutan

23. swathe ::

bendahe

24. deck ::

deck

25. deck out ::

deck out

28. trick out ::

gayakin

29. apparel ::

damit

30. invest ::

mamuhunan

31. habit ::

ugali

Antonyms

1. disarray ::

kabusalsalan

2. disrobe ::

hubarin

3. strip ::

sumimot

4. undress ::

pambahay na damit

Different Forms

attire, attired, attires, attiring

Word Example from TV Shows

dressed up in rave ATTIRE. It felt fucking great, man.

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

The more likely explanation for your ATTIRE is that you're out of clean clothes again.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 19

Examples of attire from TV Shows

dressed up in rave ATTIRE. It felt fucking great, man.

Westworld Season 3, Episode 8

The more likely explanation for your ATTIRE is that you're out of clean clothes again.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 19

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