Armoire

Pronunciation: /ɑrˈmwɑr/

Definitions of armoire

noun a type of tall cupboard or wardrobe, often used for storing clothes or linens

Example Sentences

A1 She keeps her clothes in the armoire.

A2 The antique armoire in the bedroom is beautifully carved.

B1 I found a great deal on an armoire at the furniture store.

B2 The armoire is a versatile piece of furniture that can be used for storage or as a wardrobe.

C1 The armoire was passed down through generations in the family, holding sentimental value.

C2 The intricately designed armoire from the 18th century is a valuable antique.

Examples of armoire in a Sentence

formal The antique armoire in the living room is a beautiful piece of furniture.

informal I found a great deal on an armoire at the thrift store.

slang Check out that fancy armoire in the fancy store.

figurative Her mind was like a cluttered armoire, full of memories and thoughts waiting to be organized.

Grammatical Forms of armoire

• plural: armoires
• comparative: more armoire
• superlative: most armoire
• present tense: armoire
• future tense: will armoire
• perfect tense: have armoired
• continuous tense: is armoiring
• singular: armoire
• positive degree: armoire
• infinitive: to armoire
• gerund: armoiring
• participle: armoired

Origin and Evolution of armoire

First Known Use: 1570 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'armoire' originated from the Old French term 'armoire', which means a chest or cabinet for storing clothes and other belongings.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'armoire' has come to specifically refer to a large wardrobe or closet used for storing clothes, linens, or other household items. The term has become widely used in English-speaking countries to describe a piece of furniture with doors and shelves for storage.