mikh.lol describes the perfected appearance of persons equipped or clothed for display.

The two occurrences portray a perfected appearance in descriptions of persons clothed or equipped: Assyrian officials in Ezekiel 23:12 and the army brought out in Ezekiel 38:4.

1. Perfected appearance of clothed or equipped persons · dominant

   In Ezekiel 23:12, the masculine singular absolute form occurs in the description of Assyrian governors and rulers; the APB renders them as “clothed in perfection.” In Ezekiel 38:4, the same form appears in the description of horses and horsemen brought out with the army, again rendered “clothed in perfection.”

   Ezekiel 23:12Ezekiel 38:4

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across Ezekiel 23:12 and Ezekiel 38:4, the APB uses “clothed in perfection” in descriptions of officials and of an army's horsemen. This wording confirms the clause-level presentation rather than isolating an exact English equivalent.