semiuniforms

Noun

semiuniform (plural semiuniforms)

1. An outfit that is somewhat uniform-like but is not wholly a true uniform.
   • Vain and easily susceptible to flattery, he is by no means averse to publicity, and is, or at any rate was, far more accessible to foreign journalists than his more famous colleague. To-day he has imitated Kerensky's fashion of appearing at Red Army concerts or parades in a semiuniform of khaki...1919 May 10, “Trotzky, the fire-eater, and Lenine, the icy intellectual force of Bolshevism”, in The Literary Digest, volume 61, number 6 (1516), page 90

   Synonyms:

   quasi-uniform

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