Pronunciation: /ˈvɛst.mənt/
noun a garment, especially a robe or gown worn as an indication of office or authority
A1 The priest wore a white vestment during the church service.
A2 The choir members wore matching blue vestments for the performance.
B1 The bishop's ornate vestment was embroidered with intricate designs.
B2 The royal family's ceremonial vestments were displayed in the museum.
C1 The elaborate vestments worn by the pope are considered symbols of his authority.
C2 The historical vestments from the medieval era are carefully preserved in the museum.
formal The priest wore a traditional white vestment during the ceremony.
informal She couldn't find her favorite vestment for the special occasion.
slang I borrowed my brother's vestment for the party last night.
figurative The CEO considered the new investment as a valuable vestment in the company's future.
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