Chasuble

usgb/ˈtʃæzjəbl/
noun

A long, sleeveless vestment worn by a priest when saying Mass.

As per the rituals of our church, the priest dons a chasuble during Mass.
Visual representation of "chasuble" - A long, sleeveless vestment worn by a priest when saying Mass.

Often appears as...

  • don a chasuble
  • wear a chasuble

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Religious

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Religious Garment

Understand that 'chasuble' specifically refers to a piece of clothing used in Christian religious services.

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The bishop's chasuble was adorned with intricate embroidery.
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Not Everyday Wear

'Chasuble' is not used for regular clothing; it's exclusively for a specific ceremonial context.

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During the procession, the priests wore chasubles, not their daily attire.
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Mass Association

The term is often linked with the Mass, a central worship service in many Christian churches.

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The priest's chasuble matched the colors of the church's decor for that day's Mass.
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