What does bewaistcoated mean?
Bewaistcoated means Synonym of waistcoated..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Synonym of waistcoated..
The court itself, with its broad pavement and two lines of large houses, is not without a certain dignity. A very small amount of imagination could easily fill it with grave, bewigged and bewaistcoated merchants; ladies with powdered heads, patches and flowered damask gowns; sedan-chairs, link-boys, and all that goes with the date on the oblong tablet, set in relief on a square stone on one of the walls, where one may read, in characters such as one sees in a Tonson edition of The Spectator—[…]
No longer are visions of brisk streetcar executives conjured up, but the bewhiskered, bewaistcoated Councillor, full of proper civic pride at the ordered tidiness of his Corporation Tramways with their scroll-festooned standards, ruby half lights, polished mahogany and very substantial depot architecture.
To my left, a voice was rumbling querulously, emanating from a grizzled and bewaistcoated, badger-like figure.
Use bewaistcoated when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bewaistcoated means Synonym of waistcoated..
Common synonyms include waistcoated.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The court itself, with its broad pavement and two lines of large houses, is not without a certain dignity. A very small amount of imagination could easily fill it with grave, bewigged and bewaistcoated merchants; ladies with powdered heads, patches and flowered damask gowns; sedan-chairs, link-boys, and all that goes with the date on the oblong tablet, set in relief on a square stone on one of the walls, where one may read, in characters such as one sees in a Tonson edition of The Spectator—[…]
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