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Synonyms
1. garment-worker
noun. a person who makes garments.
Synonyms
- cloakmaker
- furrier
- modiste
- sartor
- dressmaker
- garmentmaker
- seamstress
- outfitter
- tailor
- sempstress
- garment worker
- needleworker
- stitcher
- seamster
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Rhymes with Garment Industry
- industrie
2. industry
noun. ['ˈɪndəstri'] the people or companies engaged in a particular kind of commercial enterprise.
Synonyms
- film industry
- trucking industry
- aviation
- rag trade
- shoe industry
- fashion business
- chemical industry
- toy industry
- aluminum business
- show biz
- garment industry
- computer industry
- sign industry
- growth industry
- plastics industry
- service industry
- tobacco industry
- sunrise industry
- fashion industry
- refining industry
- oil business
- construction industry
- movie industry
- commercial enterprise
- housing industry
- arms industry
- shipbuilding industry
- entertainment industry
- toy business
- coal industry
- munitions industry
- banking system
- steel industry
- show business
- electronics industry
- securities industry
- lighting industry
- aluminum industry
- market
- banking industry
- automobile industry
- apparel industry
Antonyms
- weakening
Etymology
- industrie (French)
- industria (Latin)
3. industry
noun. ['ˈɪndəstri'] the organized action of making of goods and services for sale.
Synonyms
- production
- business enterprise
- commercial enterprise
- business
- manufacture
- cottage industry
- industrialisation
- industrial enterprise
Antonyms
- irresoluteness
- unconscientiousness
- nonfunctional
- functional
Etymology
- industrie (French)
- industria (Latin)
4. industry
noun. ['ˈɪndəstri'] persevering determination to perform a task.
Synonyms
- assiduousness
- determination
- diligence
- industriousness
- studiousness
- purpose
- sedulity
- concentration
- assiduity
Antonyms
- inutility
- distribution
- decrease
- disassembly
Etymology
- industrie (French)
- industria (Latin)
5. garment
noun. ['ˈgɑːrmənt'] an article of clothing.
Synonyms
- neckwear
- gown
- liner
- romper suit
- jump suit
- overgarment
- washables
- vesture
- inset
- sweatsuit
- arm
- armhole
- undergarment
- cat suit
- sealskin
- article of clothing
- breechcloth
- pant
- swimwear
- dart
- haik
- habiliment
- wearable
- widow's weeds
- surgical gown
- vest
- lining
- swaddling bands
- burka
- jumper
- banding
- sweat suit
- swaddling clothes
- ironing
- band
- outer garment
- eyehole
- shoulder
- leging
- mending
- raglan
- washing
- gusset
- peplos
- hose
- trouser
- body suit
- peplum
- bathing costume
- nappy
- scapulary
- sweater
- suit of clothes
- sleeve
- buttonhole
- waistcoat
- stomacher
- fly
- napkin
- kanzu
- scarf
- hand-me-down
- fur
- skirt
- motley
- swimming costume
- eyelet
- suit
- peplus
- dag
- robe
- silks
- yoke
- stripe
- laundry
- haick
- leg covering
- fly front
- sackcloth
- scrubs
- separate
- shirt
- clothing
- unitard
- neck
- wraparound
- sweats
- veil
- breechclout
- wash
- diaper
- wet suit
- weeds
- camlet
- scapular
- hipline
- jag
- wear
- straightjacket
- bosom
- sunsuit
- button hole
- workout suit
- romper
- legging
- reversible
- unmentionable
- bathing suit
- burqa
- jumpsuit
- leotard
- swimsuit
- neck opening
- straitjacket
- head covering
Antonyms
- overgarment
- natural object
- disarm
- linger
Etymology
- garnement (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
- -ment (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
6. garment
verb. ['ˈgɑːrmənt'] provide with clothes or put clothes on.
Synonyms
- get dressed
- tog
- habit
- dress
- gown
- prim out
- raiment
- coat
- frock
- cover
- prim up
- jacket
- habilitate
- fit out
- vesture
- robe
- overdress
- wrap up
- prim
- garb
- change state
- overclothe
- shirt
- clothe
- underdress
- corset
- enclothe
- shoe
- costume
- turn
- dress up
- apparel
Antonyms
- undress
- overdress
- divest
- take
Etymology
- garnement (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
- -ment (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
Sentences with garment-industry
1. Noun Phrase
For instance, in the garment industry, preproduction (or CAD, computer-assisted design) software packages are used to make digitized dress and clothing patterns.
2. Noun Phrase
PVC fabric, which is also sometimes known as “Patent Vinyl Cloth” within the garment industry, is popular in gothic and rave-inspired fashion.