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tu·nic  [too-nik, tyoo-]
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Example Sentences
  • He wore the traditional dhoti, a long loincloth with a tunic buttoned over it.
  • She is so magnificent at night in her slinky dresses or in a moonbeam silver knit tunic over a pencil-thin skirt.
  • The best-looking dress at the moment seems to be a dark tunic.
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