Robe

usgb/rəʊb/
noun

A long, loose piece of clothing, typically worn for official occasions or as part of a uniform.

In the courtroom, the judge was wearing a black robe.
Visual representation of "robe" - A long, loose piece of clothing, typically worn for official occasions or as part of a uniform.

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  • judges wear robes
  • graduation robe
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Formal Occasions

Robes are often associated with dignity and formality, commonly worn by officials like judges or priests.

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The priests don their robes during the religious ceremony.
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Cultural Symbolism

In some cultures, the color or style of the robe signifies status, profession, or ceremonial importance.

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The cardinals wore red robes, symbolizing their high rank in the church.
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Graduation Attire

Robes are a tradition at graduations, representing academic achievement and transition.

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All graduates wear a cap and robe on commencement day.
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