sundress
Definition
Noun: A sundress is a light, loose, sleeveless summer dress. It is characterized by a wide neckline and thin shoulder straps, which leave the wearer's arms and shoulders exposed. It is designed for warm weather and casual, comfortable wear.
Usage
The word "sundress" is used to describe a specific, casual type of women's summer clothing. It is a countable noun.
Examples
- She wore a colorful floral sundress to the picnic.
- On hot days, a cotton sundress is the most comfortable outfit.
- The store has a new collection of summer sundresses.
Advanced Usage
- As a fashion item: The term can be used in fashion contexts to discuss styles, fabrics (e.g., linen sundress, chiffon sundress), or appropriate occasions for wearing one.
- The designer showcased a line of elegant silk sundresses for the resort season.
Variants and Related Words
- Dress (n): A more general term for a one-piece garment for a woman or girl that covers the body and extends down over the legs.
- Summer dress (n): A broader category that includes sundresses and other dresses designed for warm weather, which may have sleeves.
Synonyms
- Summer frock
- Sleeveless dress (Note: This is a more general descriptor, not all sleeveless dresses are sundresses, as sundresses specifically imply a casual, warm-weather style with thin straps.)
Antonyms
- Winter coat
- Long-sleeved dress
- Pantsuit
Related Phrases
- To wear a sundress: This is the standard verb collocation.
- She loves to wear a sundress when she goes to the beach.
Noun
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a light loose sleeveless summer dress with a wide neckline and thin shoulder straps that expose the arms and shoulders
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