trousered

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trousered

The gentleman is trousered in a smart gray suit.

Definition

Adjective: - Dressed in trousers: Wearing pants as a garment. This term specifically describes a person who has trousers on.

Usage

The adjective "trousered" is used to describe the state of wearing trousers. It is a somewhat formal or literary alternative to phrases like "wearing trousers." It is typically used attributively (before a noun) or predicatively (after a linking verb).

Examples
  • The trousered figure walked briskly down the path.
  • For the event, all attendees were expected to be trousered.
  • She was elegantly trousered in a pair of black silk pants.
Advanced Usage
  • "trousered" in historical/literary context: The term can evoke a specific image, often used in descriptions to denote formality, modernity (in historical contexts where skirts were standard), or simply to focus on the attire.
    • The 1920s flapper, boldly trousered, challenged societal norms.
Variants and Related Words
  • Trousers (n, pl): The garment itself; pants.
  • Trouser (adj, attributive only): Used to describe things relating to trousers (e.g., trouser leg, trouser pocket).
Synonyms
  • In trousers
  • Panted (less common, but analogous)
Notes
  • "Trousered" is not commonly used in everyday casual speech. Phrases like "wearing pants/trousers" are more frequent.
  • It is a participial adjective formed from the noun "trousers."
trousered

The gentleman is trousered in a smart gray suit.

Adjective
  1. dressed in trousers

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