Definition

Describing someone who is wearing a type of garment, often a sleeveless outer layer, usually with a design or emblem on it.

Example

The volunteers were tabarded in bright colors to be easily recognized during the event.

Conversation

Did you see the volunteers at the festival wearing those tabarded outfits?

Yeah, they looked really fun and colorful!

I wonder if we should get some tabarded shirts for our next event.

That would be a great idea; it would make us stand out!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Tabarded → The word 'tabard' originates from Old French 'tabard', which referred to a short coat or tunic worn by heralds and other officials. The suffix '-ed' indicates a past participle form, suggesting that something has been provided with or adorned with a tabard. Thus, 'tabarded' means having been dressed in or adorned with a tabard.

Memory Tip

Imagine someone wearing a special coat ('tabard') that signifies their role or status. This helps you remember that 'tabarded' means dressed in such a coat.

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