Habited [verb]
Definition of Habited:
cover with apparel
Synonyms of Habited:
● Drape
● Dress up
● Swaddle
● Swathe
● Fit
● Cloak
● Disguise
● Attire
● Equip
● Dress
● Do up
● Gown
● Vest
● Habit
● Accouter
● Garb
● Mantle
● Costume
● Spruce
● Rig
● Array
● Endue
● Deck
● Enwrap
● Robe
● Tog
● Caparison
● Raiment
● Outfit
● Invest
● Jacket
● Primp
● Coat
● Apparel
● Endow
● Dud
● Guise
● Turn out
● Bundle up
● Dizen
● Habilitate
● Dandify
● Bedizen
● Bedrape
● Breech
● Fit out
● Livery
● Suit up
Opposite/Antonyms of Habited:
● Take off
● Unclothe
● Open
● Reveal
● Disrobe
● Uncover
Sentence/Example of Habited:
He was met at the gates by a young damsel, habited as Flora, who delivered him the keys of the city.
It is needless to add, that they were young ladies habited as peasants, and that there was a masque at the chateau.
The men are habited in black; the women in the dress of nuns.
Two squires of the Norman Duke led in an Arab, muscular, bright-eyed, decently habited.
His torn, dirty garb, the same in which they habited him upon his degradation, excited the commisseration of the people.
A merman and mermaid, heraldically habited with gold chains, and riding on the sea waves.
Next appeared the World, habited as a theological student, and sorrow for irreparable loss was indicated by a Weed upon his hat.
He was a man of middle height, but of extremely powerful frame, and was habited in the garb of a fisherman.
Her accomplice, Antonina, the unprincipled wife of Belisarius, had Sylverius stripped of his robes and habited as a monk.
He was mighty plainly habited, with a knitted nightcap drawn over his ears, and smoked a foul cutty pipe.