What is wearing? How to use in English

Definition & pronunciation of wearing

wearingadjective
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/ˈweərɪŋ//ˈwerɪŋ/

Where does the word wearing come from?

The word "wearing" originates from the Old English word "werian," meaning "to defend, protect, or cover." This word evolved into the Middle English "weren," which then became "wearing" in modern English. The concept of wearing clothing as a form of protection and covering likely influenced the word's evolution. Initially, clothing served a practical purpose, shielding people from the elements and potential threats. Over time, "wearing" came to encompass the act of putting on and adorning oneself with garments for various reasons, including fashion and social status.

Vocabulary summary wearing

type adjective

meaning make tired

Example of vocabulary wearingnamespace

As she stepped onto the crowded street, Sarah noticed a sea of people wearing colorful fall coats.
The group of friends huddled together in their ski gear, eager to hit the slopes.
The entire audience wore elegant evening gowns and suits for the black-tie gala.
The jogger passed by in his Nike running shoes and sleek fitness wear.
Most of the students in the classroom wore headphones, blocking out the noise and focusing on their work.