garb

Object

• man: The effect of these strangely garbed men marching through endless corridors seems very Kafka!

Converse of object

• don: Stubbornly embracing the American dream, desperate to be a hero, George dons superhero garb and performs good deeds.
• wear: The deadly sin of Pride is most insidious when it wears the garb of humility, like a wolf in sheep's clothing.
• assume: Yet hostility to such endowments often assumes the garb of a generous and high-minded patriotism.
• adopt: Months passed and Churchward gradually changed his dress from the very English fashion of the time, to adopting native garb.

Adjective modifier

• clerical: But why does he stare at her so, this shy and lonely Oxford don in clerical garb?
• strange: I think part of the horror lies in the strange garb with so many buttons.
• traditional: Planting a tree in the West Coast of Africa among the people in their colorful, traditional garb.
• black: Sabartés was known to wear black garb and to sport mournful, almost tragic expression.
• religious: We want you to let your imagination run wild and tell us which of these hunks would look best dressed in religious garb.

Modifying Another Word

• strangely: The effect of these strangely garbed men marching through endless corridors seems very Kafka!

Noun used with modifier

• prison: Since she is in prison garb, one of the men takes it upon himself to whack her over the head with a baton.
• winter: The Cuillin Ridge is still in full winter garb with the snow pack solid from just above 2000 ' .
• workhouse: While in the infirmary, patients wore workhouse garb and their own clothing was stored away after being fumigated if necessary.
• designer: Strip away the foundation powder designer garb, big mouth bravado and delve behind closed doors - and what will we find?

Possessives

• pilgrim: The first is Saint James in his pilgrim's garb, as if about to set out for Santiago de Compostella.

Preposition: in

• robe: She was slightly over fifty years of age, handsome, and garbed in the orange robe of a nun.

Preposition: of

• field: Arms of Oldfield: Or, on a pile Azure, three garbs of the field.
• Christianity: The world, not even disguised in the garb of Christianity, is sought for the sake of material support.