Coatless

Pronunciation: /ˈkoʊtləs/

Definitions of coatless

adjective describing someone or something that is without a coat

Example Sentences

A1 She walked outside coatless and shivered in the cold.

A2 The children played in the park coatless, enjoying the warm weather.

B1 Feeling adventurous, he hiked up the mountain coatless, despite the chilly wind.

B2 The fashion model strutted down the runway coatless, showcasing the latest designs.

C1 The seasoned explorer trekked through the Arctic coatless, relying on his thermal gear for warmth.

C2 Unfazed by the rain, the dedicated marathon runner completed the race coatless, determined to achieve a personal best.

Examples of coatless in a Sentence

formal The man walked through the snow coatless, shivering from the cold.

informal She showed up to the party coatless and ended up borrowing a jacket from a friend.

slang I can't believe you went out coatless in this weather, you're going to freeze!

figurative The politician entered the debate coatless, unprepared for the tough questions ahead.

Grammatical Forms of coatless

• past tense: coatlessed
• plural: coatlesses
• comparative: more coatless
• superlative: most coatless
• present tense: coatless
• future tense: will be coatless
• perfect tense: have been coatless
• continuous tense: being coatless
• singular: coatless
• positive degree: coatless
• infinitive: to be coatless
• gerund: being coatless
• participle: coatlessing

Origin and Evolution of coatless

First Known Use: 1700 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'coatless' originated from the combination of the root word 'coat' and the suffix '-less', indicating the absence of a coat.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone without a coat, 'coatless' has evolved to also convey a sense of vulnerability or exposure.