Difference between Equipped and Accoutered

EQUIPPED vs ACCOUTERED: ADJECTIVE

Provided with whatever is necessary for a purpose (as furniture or equipment or authority)
Furnished with all equipment needed for voyaging
Provided or fitted out with what is necessary or useful or appropriate
Carrying weapons
Prepared with proper equipment

Provided with necessary articles of equipment for a specialized purpose (especially military)

Panoplied, Fitted out, Visored, Appointed, Helmeted, Seaworthy, Transistorized, Weaponed, Armored, Armed, Furnished, Prepared, Equipt, Stocked, Outfitted

Equip, Dress, Boden, Barf, Arm, Accoutrement, Barded, Barbed, Arrayer, Clad, Armed, Fully, Thus, Equipt, Equipped

Accoutred, Accoutered, Visored, Appointed, Helmeted, Seaworthy, Transistorized, Weaponed, Armored, Armed, Furnished, Prepared, Equipt, Stocked, Outfitted

Refit, Equipping, Equip, Dress, Barf, Accoutrement, Arrayer, Barbed, Barded, Clad, Armed, Fully, Thus, Equipped, Equipt

The thermometer comes equipped with a fever alarm.
The home is fully equipped and nicely decorated.
If equipped, are voice evacuation messages clearly understood?
It is equipped with dignified and striking syntax.
The tale of how Confederate cruisers were equipped.
MM XIAll construction equipment, fixed or mobile, shall be equipped with properly operating and maintained mufflers and the engines shall be equipped with covers.
Drum set is a very extensively equipped, electronic drum set, whose six drum pads all are equipped with Mesh Heads.
Its equipped with vice enabled chip, and its remore is equipped with a flashlight used in the dark.
No Manual transmission equipped CMV Skills test taken in a vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission.
Jackson Atlanta International Airport is fully equipped with facilities for disabled passengers, including TDD phones, lifts, specially equipped toilets and ramps.