Advanced as in unclad In a state of untidiness or disarray; lacking proper attention to neatness and cleanliness. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Dishabille'
The novel's protagonist often found solace in nature, wandering through the forest in a state of dishabille.
The documentary captured the lives of artists who thrived in the dishabille atmosphere of bohemian neighborhoods.
The garden, once a picture of neatness, was now in a state of dishabille after the storm passed through.
The art studio, usually an organized space, was now in dishabille with paint splatters and scattered brushes.
The neglected garden fell into dishabille, with overgrown weeds and unruly plants taking over.
The laboratory equipment lay in dishabille, forgotten after the hurried experiment concluded.
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