Habiliments [noun]

She even wished to refuse him:—but Beech Park, the equipage, the servants, the bridal habiliment.

I might here—if it so pleased me—dilate upon the matter of habiliment, and other mere circumstances of the external metaphysician.

Do you imagine,” cried his uncle, laying his hand gently on the reverend habiliment, “that this grows?

They wear a veil, or mantle rather, of black stuff or silk, which head habiliment had been introduced by the Spaniards.

This most silly and unmeaning habiliment possesses neither dignity nor beauty to entitle it to public favour.

This was not merely created by money or correct habiliment or athletic virtuosity.

I might hereif it so pleased medilate upon the matter of habiliment, and other mere circumstances of the external metaphysician.

Others assign the habiliment to a Welshman, but give no authority for the assumption.

His size and breadth of limb were well displayed in his magnificent habiliment.

At an earlier period the armor of complete steel was the habiliment of the knight.