wardrobe

/ ˈwɔːdɹəʊb/noun

A tall cupboard or cabinet where you hang and store clothes.

Example sentences

“Hang your coat in the wardrobe by the door.”
“The bedroom has a large wooden wardrobe with a mirror.”
“There is no room left in my wardrobe for new clothes.”

Americans more often say 'closet' for a built-in space. 'Wardrobe' can also mean all the clothes a person owns: 'a summer wardrobe'.

Synonyms for wardrobe

armoire

Related words

kettleA container, usually made of metal and fitted with a lid, used for boiling water or cooking.shelfA flat board attached to a wall or built into furniture, used for holding or displaying things.faucetA fitting with a valve, such as a kitchen or bathroom tap, used to start and stop the flow of water or another liquid.doorwayThe opening in a wall where a door is, through which people enter a room or building.hallwayA passage inside a building that leads from one room to another.fenceA barrier of wood, wire, or metal built to enclose an area or mark the boundary between two pieces of land.