Pronunciation

/rəʊb/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. A long piece of clothing, typically loose-fitting, that covers the body from the shoulders to the ankles, worn especially as formal wear or for special occasions. 2. (colloquial) A dressing gown or bathrobe.
• Verb: To dress in a robe, especially for a religious ceremony or as part of a theatrical role.
• Adjective: Characteristic of a robe, such as flowing or ceremonial.

Phrases

• “Dress in a robe” or “put on a robe”
• “A white linen robe” (referring to a specific type)
• “robe oneself with authority” (figurative use)

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She wore a beautiful silk robe to the gala.”
• Verb: “The priest donned his vestments and robe before the service.”
• Adjective: “The altar boy looked dignified in his ecclesiastical robe.”

Synonyms

• Robe-like
• Gown
• Robe-shaped
• Liturgical attire
• Robe-style

Related Words

• Robelet (a shorter, simpler version of a robe)
• Tippet (a short, pointed robe or cape worn over a surplice)
• Habit (a specific type of robe worn by religious orders)
• Robe of office (a ceremonial garment indicating a person’s position of authority)