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Topic: CLOTHES

Date: 1700-1800
Language: French
Origin: ensemble 'together', from Latin insimul 'at the same time'

ensemble

 noun
     
en‧sem‧ble
1 [countable also + plural verb] British EnglishAPM a small group of musicians, actors, or dancers who perform together regularly
ensemble of
an ensemble of Mexican artistes
2 [countable usually singular] a set of things that go together to form a whole
3 [countable usually singular]DCC a set of clothes that are worn together:
an attractive ensemble
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arm belt bikini boa body boot bottom bra cap cape casual coat cut dress ensemble fashion fashion show fez fitting flat fly formal fox full gathering gear hat hem(n) hem(v) iron(n) iron(v) jacket jeans jersey leg long low mac mini neck one-piece open overall oxford panel pants patch(n) patch(v) peak run(v) run(n) shirt shoe shoulder slip snap sole(n) sole(v) stay strip suit thermal top train T-shirt uniform upper wear wrap

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