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Bewigged

usgb/bɪˈwɪɡd/Volume
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Historical Context

Common in historical or period settings where characters would wear wigs as part of their attire.

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In the bewigged era of the 1700s, men of status wore elaborate wigs.
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Formality

Used for formal or official roles, especially in historical or court contexts.

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A bewigged barrister presented the case with traditional formal attire.
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Cultural Imagery

Evokes imagery associated with British or European courts and aristocracy.

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The gallery displayed paintings of bewigged aristocrats from the 18th century.
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