stoled
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /stoʊld/
KK: /stoʊld/
adjective
Definition
Wearing a type of scarf or shawl called a stole, often used in formal settings or ceremonies.
Example
She looked elegant in her stoled dress at the wedding.
Conversation
I really love that stoled you wore to the party last week.
Thanks! I thought it added a nice touch to my outfit.
You should wear it more often; it really suits you.
I will! It’s perfect for special occasions.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
shawled
wrapped
cloaked
Antonyms
bare
uncovered
exposed
verb
Definition
To take something that belongs to someone else without permission.
Example
He stoled the money from the cash register.
Tense Forms
Past: stoled
Past Participle: stoled
Conversation
Did you hear about the guy who stoled my bike last week?
No way! That's terrible!
Yeah, I couldn't believe someone would actually do that.
Root Explanation
This word originates from Old English 'stald', meaning to steal or to take away. The word 'stoled' refers to the act of having stolen something.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word for stealing, 'stald', to remember that 'stoled' means to have taken something away.
Visually Confused Words
toledo
toiled
strold
stoned
souled
soiled
tole
told