Definitions
- A term used in Australia and New Zealand to refer to a swimsuit or bathing suit. - Used informally among friends and family. - Commonly used in beach culture.
- A more formal term used to describe a garment worn for swimming or bathing. - Used in more formal settings such as swim meets or competitions. - Commonly used in North America and Europe.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to a garment worn for swimming or bathing.
- 2Both are made of materials that can withstand water exposure.
- 3Both are commonly worn during summertime or at the beach.
- 4Both are available in various styles, colors, and designs.
- 5Both are typically made of stretchy and comfortable fabric.
What is the difference?
- 1Formality: Swimsuit is a more formal term than cossie, which is more informal and casual.
- 2Usage: Cossie is more commonly used in casual settings such as the beach or among friends, while swimsuit is more commonly used in formal settings such as swim meets or competitions.
- 3Connotation: Cossie has a more relaxed and carefree connotation, while swimsuit can be associated with competition or performance.
- 4Variety: Swimsuit is a more versatile term that covers a wider range of styles and designs, while cossie may be limited to certain styles or regions.
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Remember this!
Cossie and swimsuit both refer to a garment worn for swimming or bathing. However, cossie is a more informal and casual term used mainly in Australia and New Zealand, while swimsuit is a more formal term used in North America and Europe, especially in competitive swimming settings. Swimsuit is also a more versatile term that covers a wider range of styles and designs.
