Pronunciation: /əˈkuːtrəmənt/
noun an additional item of dress or equipment
A1 I always make sure to bring all my accoutrements when I go camping.
A2 She packed all her accoutrements for the dance recital in a small bag.
B1 The chef's accoutrements included a set of high-quality knives and a sturdy apron.
B2 The soldier's accoutrements were neatly organized in his backpack for quick access.
C1 The artist's studio was filled with various accoutrements such as brushes, paints, and easels.
C2 The fashion designer's accoutrements were essential tools for creating intricate and detailed garments.
formal The soldier was equipped with all the necessary accoutrements for battle.
informal She always carries around a purse full of random accoutrements.
slang I can't believe he showed up to the party wearing those ridiculous accoutrements.
figurative In order to succeed in the business world, one must possess the necessary accoutrements of success.
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