IPA: //ˈpæntsjuːt//
KK: /ˈpæntsut/
A type of clothing for women that includes a matching jacket and pants, often worn for formal or professional occasions.
She wore a stylish pantsuit to the business meeting.
Pantsuit → The word is formed from "pants" (derived from the word "pantaloons", which comes from Italian "pantalone", a character in commedia dell'arte known for wearing such trousers) and "suit" (from Old French "suite", meaning a set of clothes). A pantsuit refers to a set of clothing that includes trousers and a matching jacket.
Think of 'pants' as a type of trousers and 'suit' as a matching set of clothes — together, they create the idea of a coordinated outfit that includes trousers.
No commonly confused words.