blazer

[ˈbleɪzər]

blazer Definition

a lightweight jacket, typically solid-colored, often worn as part of a uniform or formal outfit.

Using blazer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "blazer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He wore a navy blue blazer to the interview.

  • Example

    The school's uniform includes a blazer with the school emblem.

  • Example

    She paired her blazer with jeans for a casual look.

blazer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for blazer

Phrases with blazer

  • double-breasted blazer

    a blazer with two parallel columns of buttons on the front, overlapping to fasten

    Example

    He looked sharp in his double-breasted blazer.

  • a blazer with thin stripes running vertically down the fabric

    Example

    The pinstripe blazer is a classic look for business attire.

  • a blazer made of velvet fabric, often worn for formal occasions

    Example

    She wore a black velvet blazer to the gala.

Origins of blazer

originated from the 'blazing' red color of the original jackets

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Summary: blazer in Brief

A 'blazer' [ˈbleɪzər] is a lightweight, solid-colored jacket that is often part of a uniform or formal outfit. It can be paired with jeans for a casual look or dressed up for formal occasions. Variations include the double-breasted blazer, pinstripe blazer, and velvet blazer.

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