caparisoned
kəˈpærɪsənd
Definition

Definition of caparisoned - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
peopleDateddressed in elaborate and fancy clothingDated
  • The guests arrived caparisoned for the gala.
decorated ornate
2.
animalDateddecorated with rich, ornate coveringsDated
  • The caparisoned horse led the parade.
adorned embellished ornamented
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Origin of caparisoned

French, caparaçon (horse cloth) + -ed (past tense)

Examples of caparisoned in a sentence

  • He appeared caparisoned like a medieval knight.
  • The caparisoned elephant was the highlight of the festival.
  • Knights rode caparisoned steeds into the tournament grounds.

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  1. French:paré, caparaçonné, ...
  2. German:aufgeputzt, geschmückt, ...
  3. Italian:sontuosamente vestito, bardato, ...
  4. Spanish:engalanado, decorado, ...
  5. Portuguese:adornado, ricamente ornamentado, ...
  6. Chinese:盛装的, 装饰华丽的, ...
  7. Japanese:華やかに装った, 装飾された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَزَيِّن بِمَلابِس فَاخِرَة, مُزَيَّن, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְקֻשָּׁט, מְעוּטָר, ...
  10. Russian:разряженный, украшенный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вишукано вбраний, прикрашений, ...
  12. Hindi:भव्य वस्त्रों में सजे, सजावटी, ...
caparison
kəˈpærɪsən

Definition of caparison - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
horse decorationDatedornamental covering for a horseDated
  • The knight's horse wore a rich caparison during the parade..
ornamentation trappings
2.
luxury clothingDatedrich or elaborate clothing and ornamentsDated
  • She wore a caparison of silk and jewels.
apparel attire raiment

Verb

tr.
1.
equestrianDateddress a horse with ornamental coveringsDated
  • They caparison the horse for the parade.
adorn decorate embellish
2.
clothingDateddress something in rich clothingDated
  • The statue was caparisoned in gold fabric.
adorn embellish
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Images of caparison

  • caparison: ornamental covering for a horse
    ornamental covering for a horse
  • caparison: rich or elaborate clothing and ornaments
    rich or elaborate clothing and ornaments

Origin of caparison

Spanish, caparazon (covering)

Examples of caparison in a sentence

  • Each horse's caparison was more ornate than the last.
  • The king's caparison was admired by all.
  • Her caparison included a velvet cloak and gold embroidery.
  • They caparison the horses for the royal event.
  • The knights caparison their steeds before battle.
  • The horse was caparisoned for the royal parade.

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  1. French:caparaçon, caparaçonner, ...
  2. German:Pferdeschmuck, schmücken, ...
  3. Italian:copertura decorativa, bardare, ...
  4. Spanish:caparazón, engalanar, ...
  5. Portuguese:cobertura ornamental, enfeitar, ...
  6. Chinese:装饰马衣, 打扮, ...
  7. Japanese:馬の装飾, 装飾を施す, ...
  8. Arabic:حِلْيَة حِصان, زَيَّنَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:כִּסּוּי סוּס, לְהַלְבִּישׁ סוּס, ...
  10. Russian:попона, наряжать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прикрашена збруя, прикрашати, ...
  12. Hindi:घोड़े की सजावट, सजाना, ...
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