Livery and Wear

Livery

Livery noun - The distinctive clothing worn by members of a particular group.
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Synonyms for Livery

Wear and livery are semantically related. in attire topic. In some cases you can use "Wear" instead a noun "Livery", when it comes to topics like personal attire.

Nearby Words: liveried, liverish

Wear

Wear noun - Covering for the human body.
Usage example: the latest in fashionable wear

Livery and wear are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Livery" instead a noun "Wear".

Nearby Words: weary, wearing, weariness, wearable, wearer

How words are described

normal normal livery normal wear
original original livery original wear
green green livery green wear
black black livery black wear
Other adjectives: famous, red.

Both words in one sentence

  • The Marvelous Deer It was frequently incorporated into livery badges and other heraldic displays (the angels on the Wilton Diptych wear them) and lingering rumors of Richard's survival after his deposition in 1399 lent them a patina of spookiness.
  • Many of the knights in A Song of Ice and Fire wear distinctive custom-made armor and use distinctive personal weapons rather than any kind of standard-issue equipment... which they wouldn't have had, anyway, being knights, rather than common levies in livery.
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