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decollete

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Word: Decollete

Part of Speech: Adjective

Definition: The word "decollete" describes a type of clothing, usually a dress or top, that has a low-cut neckline. This means that the neckline is cut low, showing more of the chest area.

Usage Instructions:
  • When to use: You can use "decollete" when talking about fashion, clothing styles, or when describing how someone is dressed.
  • How to use: It is often used before a noun, as in "a decollete dress" or "a decollete top."
Example Sentences:
  1. She wore a beautiful decollete gown to the formal event.
  2. The designer is known for creating elegant decollete blouses that are very popular.
Advanced Usage:

In more advanced discussions, you might use "decollete" when talking about fashion trends or cultural perceptions of clothing. For example: - "The decollete style has been embraced in various cultures, symbolizing different ideas of beauty and femininity."

Word Variants:
  • Decolletage (noun): This refers to the area of the body that is exposed by a low-cut neckline, often used to describe the skin and shape of the neck and chest.
    • Example: "The model's decolletage was elegantly highlighted by her dress."
Different Meanings:

While "decollete" primarily relates to clothing, it specifically focuses on the design aspect of necklines. There are no significantly different meanings in other contexts.

Synonyms:
  • Low-cut
  • Plunging (as in "plunging neckline")
  • Cleavage-baring (informal)
Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "decollete," but you might find it in discussions about fashion or dressing up.

Summary:

"Decollete" is a stylish term used to describe low-cut necklines in clothing, and it can add a touch of sophistication to your vocabulary when discussing fashion.

Adjective
  1. (of a garment) having a low-cut neckline
    • a low-cut neckline

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