Pronunciation: /əˈkuːtərmənt/
noun a piece of equipment or clothing that is used for a particular activity or task
A1 I need to buy some accouterments for my camping trip.
A2 She packed all her accouterments for the dance competition.
B1 The soldier's accouterments included a helmet, rifle, and backpack.
B2 The chef's accouterments were neatly organized on the kitchen counter.
C1 The actress's accouterments for the red carpet event were elegant and sophisticated.
C2 The explorer's accouterments for the expedition were carefully selected for durability and functionality.
formal The soldier made sure to have all his accouterments in order before heading out on the mission.
informal She always carries around a bunch of random accouterments in her purse.
slang I can't believe he spent so much money on those fancy accouterments for his car.
figurative Education is often seen as an important accouterment for success in life.
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