Hatless

Pronunciation: /ˈhætləs/

Definitions of hatless

adjective describing someone or something that is without a hat

Example Sentences

A1 The man walked outside hatless.

A2 She realized she had left the house hatless.

B1 The hatless boy looked lost in the crowd.

B2 Despite the cold weather, she decided to go hatless.

C1 The fashion model confidently strutted down the runway hatless.

C2 The actor's hatless appearance caused a stir among the paparazzi.

Examples of hatless in a Sentence

formal The gentleman arrived at the opera hatless, causing quite a stir among the other attendees.

informal She ran out of the house hatless, not realizing she had forgotten to put on her favorite beanie.

slang He strutted into the party all hatless and cool, not caring what anyone thought.

figurative The politician's speech left the audience feeling hatless, as they were expecting more substance and depth.

Grammatical Forms of hatless

• past tense: was hatless
• plural: hatlesses
• comparative: more hatless
• superlative: most hatless
• present tense: is hatless
• future tense: will be hatless
• perfect tense: has been hatless
• continuous tense: is being hatless
• singular: hatless
• positive degree: hatless
• infinitive: to be hatless
• gerund: being hatless
• participle: hatless

Origin and Evolution of hatless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'hatless' originated from the combination of the word 'hat' and the suffix '-less', which indicates the absence or lack of something.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to simply describe someone without a hat, 'hatless' has evolved to also imply informality or lack of respect for social norms in certain contexts.