sari

/'sɑ:ri:/
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sari

A woman drapes a colorful sari around herself.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A traditional garment worn primarily by women in the Indian subcontinent, especially by Hindu women. It consists of a long, unstitched piece of cloth, typically five to nine yards in length, that is elegantly wrapped and draped around the body.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • She wore a beautiful silk sari to the wedding ceremony.
    • The intricate embroidery on her sari was handcrafted over several weeks.
Advanced Usage
  • "To drape a sari": This phrase refers to the specific art and method of wrapping and arranging the garment on the body.
    • Her grandmother taught her how to drape a sari in the traditional Nivi style.
  • "Sari blouse" and "sari petticoat": These are essential companion garments worn with a sari. The blouse is a fitted top, and the petticoat is an underskirt.
    • The color of her sari blouse perfectly matched the border of the drape.
Variants and Related Words
  • Saree: An alternative spelling of sari.
    • She purchased a new saree from the boutique.
Synonyms
  • Garment: A general term for an item of clothing.
  • Drapery: Refers to cloth arranged in folds, similar to the style of a sari.
Related Phrases
  • "In a sari": Describes the state of wearing the garment.
    • The ambassador, in a sari, addressed the international forum.
sari

A woman drapes a colorful sari around herself.

Noun
  1. a dress worn primarily by Hindu women; consists of several yards of light material that is draped around the body