Attire and Harness

Attire

Attire verb - To outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothes.

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Harness and attire are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Harness" instead a verb "Attire".

Nearby Words: attired, attiring

Harness verb - To put into action or service.

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Attire and harness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Attire" instead a verb "Harness".

Nearby Words: harnessed, harnessing

old	old attire	old harness
full	full attire	full harness
similar	similar attire	similar harness
usual	usual attire	usual harness
Other adjectives: standard, proper, simple, black, new, military, basic, red, iconic.

In fact, Junkrat's whole attire consists of just a pair of tattered and patched cargo shorts, a single boot, a dirty fingerless glove, a chest harness made of leather straps to carry explosives, and lots and lots of soot and grime.

Source: Walking Shirtless Scene

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