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Key Casual Bottoms Vocabulary
ease
ease
[noun]

a state of being comfortable and relaxed, without worry or difficulty

Ex: She felt a sense of ease after completing the difficult project. 
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trousers
trousers
[noun]

a piece of clothing that covers the body from the waist to the ankles, with a separate part for each leg

Ex: She bought a new pair of trousers to wear to the office that matched her blazer perfectly. 
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casual
casual
[Adjective]

(of clothing) comfortable and suitable for everyday use or informal events and occasions

Ex: She prefers casual attire for her weekends, often opting for jeans and t-shirts. 
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wear
wear
[noun]

a piece of clothing for a particular event or purpose

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sportswear

the outfit worn outside casually or for sport activities

Ex: She bought new sportswear for her gym sessions. 
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flexibility

the ability to change or adjust easily or quickly to different conditions and situations

Ex: The teacher's flexibility in adapting lesson plans to meet the diverse needs of students ensured an inclusive learning environment. 
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tunic
tunic
[noun]

a hip-length loose-fitting blouse that women wear with pants or a skirt

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loincloth
loincloth
[noun]

a simple piece of cloth that covers the genitals and is worn as an undergarment

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functional
functional
[Adjective]

made for practical use, not for looks

Ex: The jacket is functional, with plenty of pockets for storage. 
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braccae
braccae
[noun]

trousers worn in ancient times by various peoples of Europe, especially the Celts and later adopted by some Roman soldiers for practicality in cold climates

Ex: Roman soldiers stationed in colder regions often wore braccae for warmth. 
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military
military
[noun]

the armed forces of a country

Ex: The military conducted a series of training exercises near the border. 
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beachwear
beachwear
[noun]

clothing and accessories worn for activities on or near the beach

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leisure time

the period of time when a person is not working or occupied with other responsibilities

Ex: He enjoys reading books in his leisure time. 
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menswear
menswear
[noun]

clothing for men

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rebellion
rebellion
[noun]

the act of resisting authority, rules, or societal expectations, often as a form of protest or defiance

Ex: The young artist expressed his rebellion through bold, unconventional paintings. 
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athletic
athletic
[Adjective]

related to athletes or their career

Ex: The athletic competition drew athletes from across the country to compete in various events. 
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spandex
spandex
[noun]

a type of stretchy polyurethane fabric known for its exceptional elasticity, commonly used in athletic wear, swimwear, and form-fitting clothing

Ex: The leggings are made of spandex, allowing for flexibility during workouts. 
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polyester
polyester
[noun]

a synthetic fiber that is quick to dry and is widely used in textile industry

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rugby
rugby
[noun]

a game played by two teams of thirteen or fifteen players, who kick or carry an oval ball over the other team’s line to score points

Ex: He started playing rugby at a young age. 
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baggy
baggy
[Adjective]

(of clothes) loose and not fitting the body tightly

Ex: She preferred wearing baggy jeans for comfort during long flights. 
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mobility
mobility
[noun]

the ability to move easily or be freely moved from one place, job, etc. to another

Ex: Mobility in the workforce allows employees to find new job opportunities across industries. 
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to require

to need or demand something as necessary for a particular purpose or situation

Ex: Completing the advanced course will require a solid understanding of the basics. 
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over time
over time
[Adverb]

as time passes or progresses

Ex: Skills improve over time with regular practice. 
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staple
staple
[noun]

an essential item that is regularly used or needed

Ex: Rice is a staple in many Asian diets. 
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to resemble

to have a similar appearance or characteristic to someone or something else

Ex: The two sisters closely resemble each other, sharing the same eyes and smile. 
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modern-day
modern-day
[Adjective]

of or belonging to the present time

Ex: Modern-day technology has changed how people communicate. 
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suited
suited
[Adjective]

fitting for a specific purpose, situation, or person

Ex: The lightweight fabric of the dress is suited for hot weather. 
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battle
battle
[noun]

a fight between opposing armed forces, particularly during a war

Ex: The decisive battle changed the course of the war. 
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as time [goes] on

as more time passes

Ex: As time goes on, people often become more confident. 
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to diminish

to become less significant or decrease in importance over time

Ex: As the years went by, the historical significance of the event began to diminish. 
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garment
garment
[noun]

an item of clothing that is worn on the body, including various types of clothing such as shirts, pants, dresses, etc.

Ex: The designer created a stunning garment that was the highlight of the fashion show. 
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wearer
wearer
[noun]

a person who wears or has something on, such as clothing, accessories, or equipment

Ex: The wearer of the necklace felt a strong connection to its meaning. 
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to gain
to gain
[Verb]

to obtain or achieve something that is needed or desired

Ex: He gained the knowledge necessary to excel in his field through extensive research. 
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high-waisted
high-waisted
[Adjective]

designed with a waistband that sits above the natural waistline

Ex: She wore high-waisted jeans with a tucked-in blouse. 
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to pair
to pair
[Verb]

to connect or combine two objects, ideas, or people, often because they complement or work well together

Ex: She decided to pair her red scarf with a black dress for contrast. 
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sight
sight
[noun]

anything that is seen

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seaside
seaside
[noun]

an area by the sea, especially one at which people spend their holiday

Ex: They decided to spend their summer break at the seaside, enjoying the sun and waves. 
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to popularize

to make something widely known and accepted by the general public, often by adjusting it to fit popular preferences or trends

Ex: The musician aimed to popularize their music by creating catchy and relatable songs. 
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iconic
iconic
[Adjective]

widely recognized and regarded as a symbol of a particular time, place, or culture

Ex: He gave an iconic performance that will be remembered for years. 
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sporting
sporting
[Adjective]

relating to or used in sports

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to evolve
to evolve
[Verb]

to develop from a simple form to a more complex or sophisticated one over an extended period

Ex: The Internet has evolved from a basic communication tool to a complex network of information. 
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lightweight
lightweight
[Adjective]

having little weight or mass, making it easy to carry or move

Ex: The suitcase was lightweight, perfect for traveling long distances. 
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moisture-wicking
moisture-wicking
[Adjective]

designed to draw moisture away from the body or surface to keep it dry

Ex: The runners wore moisture-wicking shirts during the marathon. 
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primarily
primarily
[Adverb]

with a focus on the main aspects of a thing, situation, or person

Ex: The company's decision-making process is primarily focused on customer satisfaction. 
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attire
attire
[noun]

the clothes that someone is wearing for a special occasion

Ex: The wedding invitation requested that all guests wear formal attire to the ceremony. 
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tropical
tropical
[Adjective]

associated with or characteristic of the tropics, regions of the Earth near the equator known for their warm climate and lush vegetation

Ex: Tropical rainforests are biodiverse ecosystems found near the equator. 
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humid
humid
[Adjective]

(of the climate) having a lot of moisture in the air, causing an uncomfortable and sticky feeling

Ex: The humid weather made the air feel heavy and sticky. 
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trendy
trendy
[Adjective]

influenced by the latest or popular styles

Ex: The trendy hairstyle she sported quickly became popular among her friends. 
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to rip
to rip
[Verb]

to tear, cut, or open something forcefully and quickly

Ex: She accidentally ripped her favorite shirt on a sharp nail sticking out from the fence. 
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to grow into

(of a child) to become big enough to fit clothing that was previously too large

Ex: The shoes are too big now, but she will grow into them. 
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