livery
word
Definition
A special uniform or color scheme that identifies people (like servants or officials) or vehicles (like taxis, buses, or planes) as belonging to a specific group, company, or organization.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in historical, formal, or transportation contexts. In modern English, commonly refers to the paint scheme and branding of vehicles, especially public transport, airlines, and taxis. Can also mean a traditional servant's uniform. Don't confuse with 'delivery'.
Example Sentences
The servants wore a blue livery at the palace.
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Each airline has its own livery on the planes.
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The taxi's yellow livery is easy to recognize.
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Their delivery vans recently got a new company livery.
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Every staff member wore matching red liveries for the event.
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That train's retro livery makes it look like it's from the 1970s.
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