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Definitions from the WebSurtoutNoun (Fashion)A surtout refers to a long, coat-like garment that was popular during the 18th and 19th centuries. It is typically made of heavy fabric and features a fitted bodice and a flared skirt. Surtouts were commonly worn by both men and women as outerwear. Example sentence: She wore a beautiful velvet surtout to the opera. Related products: Surtout Coats, 18th Century Fashion Noun (Decorative Object)A surtout can also refer to a decorative centerpiece or set of objects, usually placed on a dining table or sideboard. It consists of various decorative elements like vases, candlesticks, and figurines that are arranged in an artistic manner. Example sentence: The exquisite crystal surtout added elegance to the dining table. Related products: Decorative Vases, Candlestick Sets AdverbSurtout, as an adverb, means "especially" or "above all." It is used to emphasize a particular aspect or point. Example sentence: She loved all desserts, surtout chocolate cake. | ||||
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