gowned's Usage Examples:

too important since, in practice, undergraduates are never required to be gowned except when graduating.

from the general body the citizens This element of separation often caused gowned students to be jeered by the local children of the city.

” The illustration shows the Bard, a gowned bearded old man, playing a large celtic triangular harp to the listening.

by a game of men gowned in Ku Klux fashion.

One reviewer described it as being "as beautifully photographed, gowned and set as the average Paramount picture and as silly".

"Hospital "dumps" gowned patient in cold".

Yellow-gowned Chief Tsao Kang Fang Mien as Chief Chiang Tzu-chao James Nam as Blood Master Ling Wu-lui Wong Ching-ho as Godly Sword James Tien as Red-gowned.

of New South Wales and the University of Southern Queensland, also hold gowned formal dinners.

She was the forlorn, soot-stained nasal-congested chimney-sweep who wants only to be a beautiful glamorous movie star, for its own sake, and, by virtue of an instantaneous costume-change, the huge-bosomed, gold-gowned, blonde bombshell of a movie star she always dreamed she'd be.

shower, a line of uniformed boys ritualistically facing a row of ballroom-gowned girls at a school dance, and so on.

the college) or "mega-formals" (by the JCR): these are all black-tie and gowned affairs that occur several times a term to mark major feasts and special.

Next to her is a dancing figure (a Maenad or Thyiad) and a gowned figure with a thyrsus (an initiation symbol of Bacchus) made of long stalks.

" Variety agreed: "Taylor, fashionably gowned and bejeweled carries the film almost single-handedly.

Synonyms:

clothed, clad,

Antonyms:

unsheathed, unadorned, unclothed,