English to Esperanto Meaning of dishabille - dishabille

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Definitions of dishabille in English
Noun(1) the state of being carelessly or partially dressed
Examples of dishabille in English
(1) the relaxed dishabille of Lely's portraits
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English to Esperanto Dictionary: dishabille

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