Definition of mourning clothes in English:

mourning clothes

plural noun

Black clothes worn as an expression of sorrow when someone dies.
neither she nor her sister were wearing mourning clothes
Example sentencesExamples
- In one week, Elizabeth would throw off her black mourning clothes into the more subtle hues of gray, lilac and dove - colors of the second mourning.
- In her mourning clothes she shows her status as a widow to the outside world.
- Mourning clothes were a family's outward display of their inner feelings.
- He wore mourning clothes for the rest of his life.
- Even after thirteen years, she still wore sombre mourning clothes.
- It was a young girl wearing mourning clothes.
- I was still in mourning clothes.
- The ranks and degrees of the relatives were distinguished by the different mourning clothes which they wore at funeral ceremonies.
- Mourning clothes—along with other facets of grief—were highly regimented in Victorian England and nineteenth-century America.
- After the body is enclosed in the casket, the members of the family put on mourning clothes.
- Every time somebody dies in the village, the villagers will write down their wishes on pieces of white cloth cut from their mourning clothes.
- She asked her aunt to assist her in getting some mourning clothes.

词汇	mourning clothes
释义	Definition of mourning clothes in English: mourning clothes plural noun Black clothes worn as an expression of sorrow when someone dies. neither she nor her sister were wearing mourning clothes Example sentencesExamples In one week, Elizabeth would throw off her black mourning clothes into the more subtle hues of gray, lilac and dove - colors of the second mourning. In her mourning clothes she shows her status as a widow to the outside world. Mourning clothes were a family's outward display of their inner feelings. He wore mourning clothes for the rest of his life. Even after thirteen years, she still wore sombre mourning clothes. It was a young girl wearing mourning clothes. I was still in mourning clothes. The ranks and degrees of the relatives were distinguished by the different mourning clothes which they wore at funeral ceremonies. Mourning clothes—along with other facets of grief—were highly regimented in Victorian England and nineteenth-century America. After the body is enclosed in the casket, the members of the family put on mourning clothes. Every time somebody dies in the village, the villagers will write down their wishes on pieces of white cloth cut from their mourning clothes. She asked her aunt to assist her in getting some mourning clothes.
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