reclothed
Put on garments
Reclothed is the past tense of reclothe, meaning to dress again or provide with new clothing.
The word appears in literal contexts—The refugees were reclothed and fed—and figurative ones, where something is given new form or covering: The hillside was reclothed in green after the fire.
Articles of clothing
- attirePersonal garments collectively
- apparelClothing collectively
- outfitSet of clothes worn together
- robedWearing a loose gown
clad · donned · draped · arrayed · costumed · adorned · decked · bedecked
Profound biological restructuring
- transfigurationExalted change in appearance
- conversionAct of changing states
- makeoverComplete appearance overhaul
- reinventionComplete self-transformation
remodeling · restyling · refashioning · overhaul · revamp · redesign · alteration · modification
Spiritual or physical regeneration
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- restorationReturning something to condition
- revivalReturn after decline
- regenerationBiological self-repair process
refresh · reinvigoration · resurgence · reawakening · revitalization · new look · modernized · refurbished
garments
Articles of clothing
robed · clad · donned · draped · arrayed · costumed · adorned · decked · bedecked · frocked
metamorphosis
Profound biological restructuring
- transfigurationExalted change in appearance
- conversionAct of changing states
- makeoverComplete appearance overhaul
reinvention · remodeling · restyling · refashioning · overhaul · revamp · redesign · alteration · modification · change
rebirth
Spiritual or physical regeneration
- rejuvenationRestoration of youthful vigor
- restorationReturning something to condition
- revivalReturn after decline
regeneration · refresh · reinvigoration · resurgence · reawakening · revitalization · new look · modernized · refurbished