The term "scantily clad" is used to describe someone who is wearing revealing or minimal clothing. Antonyms for this phrase include "fully dressed," "modestly clothed," and "conservatively attired." These words denote individuals who are wearing appropriate clothing that covers their bodies in a respectable manner. Other antonyms for "scantily clad" include "appropriately dressed," "reasonably attired," and "formally dressed." These terms are commonly used to describe individuals who are dressed according to their culture's or society's norms and values. Using antonyms for "scantily clad" can help in conveying an appropriate and respectful description of a person's clothing.

What are the antonyms for Scantily clad?

• adj.

  • noun
  • clad
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  • clothed
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