Word
tux
US/ˈtəks/
UK/tˈʌks/
Definition
n. a formal suit with a black jacket and white trousers, usually worn for a wedding or a very special party. It is a shorter, more casual version of a tuxedo.
n. a formal evening suit consisting of a black jacket and white trousers, typically worn for formal events.
Examples
“He wore a tux to the wedding.”
“The groom looked very handsome in his black tux as he walked down the aisle.”
“While the formal tux is the standard for black-tie events, many modern men opt for a slightly more relaxed version with a silk pocket square and a bow tie.”
Examples
simple
“He wore a tux to the wedding.”
contextual
“The groom looked very handsome in his black tux as he walked down the aisle.”
complex
“While the formal tux is the standard for black-tie events, many modern men opt for a slightly more relaxed version with a silk pocket square and a bow tie.”
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