accouter
verb
Pronunciation: /əˈkuːtər/
Definition
Provide someone or something with necessary equipment, clothing, or accessories.
Examples
The explorers were fully accoutered with specialized climbing gear before attempting the summit.
She accoutered her horse with a new saddle and bridle for the morning ride.
The knights were accoutered in heavy plate armor for the upcoming tournament.
How to Use accouter
- accouter someone with (prepositional phrase)
- To provide a person with specific equipment. — "They accoutered the soldiers with advanced communication devices."
- be accoutered in (prepositional phrase)
- To be dressed or equipped with something. — "The guards were accoutered in ceremonial uniforms for the parade."
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