bathrobe

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bathrobe

She hangs her bathrobe on the hook behind the bathroom door.

Definition

Noun: 1. A loose-fitting robe made of absorbent fabric, typically worn before or after bathing or swimming. It is designed for comfort and to dry the body.

Usage

A bathrobe is worn for practical purposes related to personal hygiene and relaxation. It is typically put on after drying off from a bath or shower, or after swimming, to keep warm and absorb residual moisture. It is also commonly worn over sleepwear.

Examples
  • Noun:
    • She wrapped herself in a soft, warm bathrobe after her shower.
    • The hotel provides a complimentary bathrobe for each guest.
    • He threw on his bathrobe to answer the door.
Advanced Usage
  • "To be in one's bathrobe": To be wearing a bathrobe, often implying a state of being at home, relaxed, or not yet dressed for the day.
    • I was still in my bathrobe when the delivery arrived.
Variants and Related Words
  • Robe (n): A more general term for a loose outer garment. A bathrobe is a specific type of robe.
  • Dressing gown (n): A similar garment, often made of lighter material like silk or cotton, worn over nightwear. While sometimes used interchangeably, a dressing gown is not necessarily designed for use after bathing.
Synonyms
  • Housecoat: A robe worn informally at home.
  • Robes: A general plural term that can include bathrobes.
Related Phrases
  • Terrycloth bathrobe: Specifies a bathrobe made from the absorbent, looped cotton fabric known as terry cloth.
    • A thick terrycloth bathrobe is perfect for the beach.
bathrobe

She hangs her bathrobe on the hook behind the bathroom door.

Noun
  1. a loose-fitting robe of towelling; worn after a bath or swim