The word 'accoutrements', is a rather old-fashioned one. According to a dictionary it means 'a soldier's equipment, excluding clothes and weapons' --i.e. things like helmet, armour, spurs.
Nowadays some writers, especially in fashion magazines, use it as a rather fancy word to mean 'outfit, accessories etc'.
e.g. The King dressed for battle in new and shining accoutrements.
Dressed as he was! C.P
clothe or equip, typically in something noticeable or impressive.
In "Julius Caesar," the phrase "accoutred as I was" refers to being dressed or equipped in a specific manner, typically suggesting a readiness for battle or confrontation. It highlights the speaker’s preparedness and the gravity of the situation they are facing. The context often underscores themes of loyalty, identity, and the burdens of leadership.
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