adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
suit
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The history of the double-breasted suit is not as clear.
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On Wall Street double-breasted suits and peaked lapels were considered a bit sharp, a bit too Garment District.
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A short, somewhat corpulent man, he wore dark, double-breasted suits of discreet quality.
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All capitalists are not like the stereotypical tycoons: heartless moguls with cigars, double-breasted suits , and limos.
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Bobby would still whistle in his brown double-breasted suit .
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William saw that he was well dressed with a dark, double-breasted suit and polished shoes.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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All black suede shoes and double-breasted pinstripe, he seemed central casting's idea of the ideal Establishment man.
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Carlo is wearing a large, double-breasted linen jacket and non-matching royal blue linen trousers over a slate-grey T-shirt and stone shirt.
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Evening jackets should be double-breasted or single-breasted, with the appropriate conventional revers or lapels.
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He wore a dark-blue velvet double-breasted jacket with large pearl buttons.
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On Wall Street double-breasted suits and peaked lapels were considered a bit sharp, a bit too Garment District.
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Rather than base my lifestyle on magazine alerts and warnings, I choose to continue with my double-breasted blazer criterion.
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The history of the double-breasted suit is not as clear.