
Surplice
Clergy Attire
A surplice is a specific type of clothing for clergy, signifying their role during services.

The new vicar wore his surplice for the first time at Sunday service.
Church Ceremonies
Surplices are often worn during formal religious ceremonies like mass or weddings.

At the wedding, the bishop officiated in a surplice embroidered with gold.
Cultural Symbol
In many cultures, a surplice is a symbol of purity and spirituality due to its color and use.

During the procession, each choir member donned a surplice, creating a sense of solemnity.
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