arrayed
/əˈreɪd/
verb
- Past tense of array: to dress or clothe someone, especially in fine garments.
- She arrayed herself in her finest dress for the ceremony.
- The stylist arrayed the models in designer outfits for the show.
- He arrayed the children in warm coats before the snowstorm.
- Past tense of array: to arrange or set out in an orderly or impressive way.
- The general arrayed his troops along the ridge.
- The chef arrayed the dishes on the buffet with great care.
- She arrayed the flowers in a beautiful pattern on the table.
adjective
- Dressed or clothed in a particular way, often finely or elaborately.
- The queen was arrayed in a magnificent robe of gold and silk.
- The guests were arrayed in elegant gowns and tuxedos for the gala.
- The dancers were arrayed in colorful costumes for the parade.
- Arranged or placed in an orderly or impressive formation.
- The soldiers were arrayed in neat rows on the training field.
- The exhibits were arrayed in chronological order in the museum.
- The books were arrayed on the shelf by height and color.