Cassock

usgb/ˈkæsək/
noun

A long, loose coat worn by a priest or a clergy person.

The priest wore a black cassock during the church service.
Visual representation of "cassock" - A long, loose coat worn by a priest or a clergy person

Often appears as...

  • black cassock
  • wore a cassock
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Religious Clothing

A cassock is specifically associated with religious attire, mostly Christian.

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In the cathedral, the bishop's cassock stood out with its deep red color.
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Formal Occasions

Worn during formal religious ceremonies, not casual attire.

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The deacon donned his cassock for the ordination service.
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Cultural Variance

Designs may vary between denominations and cultures but the term 'cassock' is widely recognized.

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His cassock, adorned with intricate patterns, reflected his cultural heritage.
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