Pronunciation: /nɪˈkɑb/
noun a veil worn by some Muslim women to cover their face and head
A1 She wears a niqab to cover her face in public.
A2 The niqab is a traditional garment worn by some Muslim women.
B1 The debate over whether wearing a niqab should be allowed in schools continues.
B2 Some countries have banned the niqab in certain public places for security reasons.
C1 The niqab has become a symbol of cultural identity and religious expression for many women.
C2 There are ongoing discussions about the social implications of wearing a niqab in Western societies.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the wearing of a niqab
A1 She wore a niqab veil to cover her face.
A2 The niqab attire is commonly worn by women in some Muslim cultures.
B1 The niqab dress code is a topic of debate in many countries.
B2 The niqab ban in public places has sparked controversy and discussions about religious freedom.
C1 The niqab is a symbol of modesty and religious identity for some women.
C2 The decision to wear a niqab is a personal choice that should be respected by others.
formal The woman wore a black niqab that covered her face completely.
informal She always wears a niqab when she goes out in public.
slang I heard that some people call the niqab a 'face veil'.
figurative The niqab symbolizes modesty and privacy in many cultures.
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