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dressing case

 

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Noun dressing case has 1 sense
  1. dressing case - a small piece of luggage for carrying brushes and bottles and toilet articles while traveling
    --1 is a kind of
    baggage, luggage

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Dressing Case

Noun

A dressing case refers to a portable box or bag used for carrying cosmetics, toiletries, and other personal items.

Sample Sentence: She always kept her collection of makeup and skincare products neatly organized in her dressing case.

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Noun

In clothing manufacturing, a dressing case is a small, separate compartment within a garment where additional padding or stiffening material can be placed for shaping or supporting specific areas.

Sample Sentence: The tailor added some extra padding in the dressing case of the jacket to enhance its shoulder structure.

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Noun

In a legal context, a dressing case, also known as a dressing scream, is a private enclosed space equipped with a mirror where witnesses can modify their appearance before testimony during a trial.

Sample Sentence: The nervous witness spent a few minutes alone in the dressing case before entering the courtroom.

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Noun

In the past, a dressing case referred to a small portable container used for holding bandages, dressings, and medical supplies.

Sample Sentence: The nurse always carried a dressing case to quickly respond to any minor injuries that occurred.

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