Pronunciation: /ˈkæpərɪsən/
noun a decorative covering for a horse or for its saddle or harness
A1 The knight's caparison was adorned with colorful ribbons.
A2 The horse's caparison was embroidered with intricate designs.
B1 The royal procession included horses wearing elaborate caparisons.
B2 The caparison worn by the king's horse was made of luxurious velvet.
C1 The caparison displayed intricate craftsmanship and detailed embellishments.
C2 The caparison worn by the queen's horse was a work of art, showcasing the finest materials and craftsmanship.
verb to dress or adorn in a rich or showy manner
A1 She caparisoned her horse with colorful ribbons for the parade.
A2 The knight caparisoned his steed in shining armor before heading into battle.
B1 The royal family caparisoned their carriages with luxurious fabrics for the procession.
B2 The circus performers caparisoned the elephants with elaborate costumes for the show.
C1 The military caparisoned their tanks with camouflage netting for the upcoming operation.
C2 The fashion designer caparisoned the models in stunning couture gowns for the runway show.
formal The knight's caparison was intricately embroidered with the crest of his family.
informal She loved the caparison on her horse because it made them look so fancy.
slang Check out the cool caparison on that horse, it's lit!
figurative The elaborate caparison of lies could not hide the truth for long.
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