Cassock
noun
A long, loose coat worn by a priest or a clergy person.
The priest wore a black cassock during the church service.

Often appears as...
- black cassock
- wore a cassock
noun
A long, loose coat worn by a priest or a clergy person.
The priest wore a black cassock during the church service.

Often appears as...
- black cassock
- wore a cassock
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Religious Clothing
A cassock is specifically associated with religious attire, mostly Christian.

In the cathedral, the bishop's cassock stood out with its deep red color.
Formal Occasions
Worn during formal religious ceremonies, not casual attire.

The deacon donned his cassock for the ordination service.
Cultural Variance
Designs may vary between denominations and cultures but the term 'cassock' is widely recognized.

His cassock, adorned with intricate patterns, reflected his cultural heritage.
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Video examples
The reality constructed...
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Video examples
The reality constructed...
fried plantain for sale now the universities the universe lowered the sky joins them the clouds bursting in among them with a bit brought up with a broad promise of rain the key to the crowd lay asleep in a sofas cassock
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Quote examples
Gustave Flaubert
French Novelist
The true poet for me is a priest. As soon as he dons the cassock, he must leave his family.

Quote examples
Gustave Flaubert
French Novelist
The true poet for me is a priest. As soon as he dons the cassock, he must leave his family.

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