Apparel ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Apparel ( noun )

1. Clothes, especially of a particular type or for a particular occasion.
2. An outfit worn by a person.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french aparail, from apareillier "make ready", based on latin parare "make ready".

Examples:

1. The store specializes in outdoor apparel.
2. The bride's apparel was a beautiful white gown.
3. The fashion show featured the latest in casual apparel.
4. The apparel was made from high-quality materials.
5. The apparel was designed to be both functional and stylish.

(As a verb)

Apparel ( verb )

Provide (someone) with clothes.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french aparailer, from aparail, from apareillier "make ready", based on latin parare "make ready".

Examples:

1. The company apparel its employees with uniforms.
2. The organization apparel the poor with warm clothes.
3. The store apparel the bride with a beautiful white gown.
4. The fashion designer apparel the models with the latest collections.
5. The company apparel its workers with safety gear.