Espadrille Definition

ĕspə-drĭl
espadrilles
noun
A kind of shoe for casual wear, with a canvas upper and a sole of twisted rope.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Espadrille

Noun

Singular:
espadrille
Plural:
espadrilles

Origin of Espadrille

  • French from Provençal espardilho diminutive of espart esparto from Latin spartum esparto

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • Borrowing from French espadrille.

    From Wiktionary

Espadrille Sentence Examples

  • Espadrille sandals or strappy sandals are the perfect footwear, while slim necklaces and dainty jewelry are more appropriate than big, chunky styles.

  • It's an espadrille that comes in green toile that wraps around the ankle.

  • This espadrille sandal will look just as fabulous with a flowing summer skirt as it will with a smart linen dress.

  • In the past, Gucci has produced a multitude of espadrille and cork wedge styles, but of a few of their more artistic looks have truly made the annals of footwear history.

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