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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a black coat" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the color and type of a coat.
Example: "She wore a black coat that kept her warm during the chilly evening."
Alternatives: "a dark coat" or "an ebony coat."
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Today, she's got a black coat on.
"Is this Courtney's?" one asked, picking up a black coat.
Orange satin flashed from the lining of a black coat.
(His look includes fiery red hair and a black coat).
Nobody has seen a small, fragile lady with white hair wearing a black coat.
I put on a black coat I wear every winter with fox fur cuffs and collar.
With flowing white hair and a black coat, Mr. Irons faces himself at a long table.
Ms. Tomei, in a black coat and lipstick-red high heels, skipped reporters.
She is wearing a black coat and a traditional headscarf low on her forehead.
Ties also show up trailing theatrically from a black coat, far right.
She wore six-inch stiletto heels, brown leggings, a black coat and hat and sunglasses.
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