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plain coat
/pleɪn koʊt/
simple, unadorned coat
She wore a plain coat to the meeting to avoid drawing attention.
The coat was simple and unadorned, making it suitable for a low-key event.
general
A coat that is simple in design, without elaborate decorations or embellishments.
The detective wore a plain coat to blend in with the crowd.
The coat was simple and unremarkable, helping the detective remain inconspicuous.
Often used to describe clothing that is functional and understated.
Collocations
plain coatsimple, unadorned coat
Pro Tip
Usage Tip
Use 'plain coat' to describe a simple, unadorned garment, often in contexts where functionality is prioritized over style.
Word Origin
From 'plain' (simple, unadorned) and 'coat' (outer garment).
Usage Notes
Typically used to describe clothing that is functional and without decorative elements.
Word Breakdown
plain
simple, unadorned
adjectivecoat
outer garment
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