costumed
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Dressed in clothing characteristic of a period, country, or class: Wearing clothes that are not one's everyday attire, but are instead designed to represent a specific character, historical era, nationality, or social group, often for a performance, celebration, or event.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The costumed actors at the Renaissance fair made the experience feel authentic.
- Hundreds of costumed children went door-to-door for Halloween.
- The museum guide was costumed as a Victorian schoolteacher.
Advanced Usage
- "to be costumed in": To be dressed in a specific type of costume.
- The dancers were costumed in elaborate silk robes.
- "heavily/elaborately costumed": Wearing a costume that is very detailed, ornate, or complex.
- The opera featured a heavily costumed chorus.
Variants and Related Words
- Costume (noun): The set of clothes worn to represent a particular character, period, or nation.
- She wore a pirate costume to the party.
- Costume (verb): To dress someone in a costume.
- The designer will costume the entire cast.
- Costumer / Costumier (noun): A person who makes or supplies costumes.
Synonyms
- Attired: Clothed or dressed, often in a specified way (can be more formal/general).
- Garbed: Dressed in distinctive clothing.
- Appareled: Clothed or dressed.
Antonyms
- Uncostumed: Not wearing a costume.
- Plainclothes: Wearing ordinary clothes, not a uniform or costume.
Related Phrases
- In costume: Wearing a costume.
- Is everyone in costume for the photo?
- Period costume: Clothing from a specific historical era.
- The film is notable for its accurate period costumes.
Adjective
- dressed in clothing characteristic of a period, country, or class