clad Definition
- 1wearing a particular type of clothing or a particular item of clothing
- 2covered with a particular thing
Using clad: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "clad" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The workers were clad in protective gear.
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She was clad in a beautiful red dress.
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The mountains were clad in snow.
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The building was clad in marble.
clad Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with clad
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He arrived at the funeral clad in black.
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The knight was clad in armor for battle.
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The forest was clad in darkness.
Origins of clad
from Old English 'clathian', meaning 'to clothe'
Summary: clad in Brief
The term 'clad' [klæd] refers to wearing a particular type of clothing or being covered with a particular thing. It can be used to describe people, such as 'The workers were clad in protective gear,' or things, such as 'The mountains were clad in snow.' 'Clad' can also be used in phrases like 'clad in black' or 'clad in armor.'
