IPA: /ˈtaʊnˌwɛər/
KK: /taʊnˌwɛr/
Clothing that is appropriate for everyday wear in a town setting, typically more casual than formal attire.
She chose a comfortable outfit of townwear for her day out in the city.
This word originates from Old English 'tun' (meaning enclosure or settlement) and 'wear' (from Old English 'wer', meaning a man or a person). The term 'townwear' refers to clothing suitable for wear in a town or urban setting.
Think of 'tun' as an enclosure or settlement where people live, and 'wear' as clothing. This helps you remember that 'townwear' means clothing meant for urban environments.
No commonly confused words.