accoutrement

the accoutrements of religious ritual.

the standard accouterments of the historical novel; cathedral ceilings, heated swimming pools, and other accoutrements signaling great wealth.

The chef's accoutrements included a set of sharp knives and a sturdy cutting board.

She packed all the necessary accoutrements for a day at the beach: sunscreen, towels, and a cooler.

The soldier's accoutrements weighed him down as he marched through the rugged terrain.

As a barista, she always made sure her accoutrements were clean and organized for making coffee.

The magician's accoutrements included a deck of cards, a top hat, and a wand.

A proper hiking accoutrement should include a map, compass, and water bottle.

The photographer's accoutrements were scattered across the studio: cameras, lenses, and tripods.

The knight prepared his armor and other accoutrements before heading into battle.

A well-equipped kitchen should have all the necessary accoutrements for cooking and baking.

The artist's studio was filled with various accoutrements: brushes, paints, canvases, and easels.