vestmental
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to a vestment: Pertaining to or connected with a vestment, which is a ceremonial garment worn by clergy or other participants in religious services.
- Resembling a vestment: Having the appearance or characteristics of such a garment.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The priest's vestmental robes were intricately embroidered. (This describes robes that are related to or are themselves vestments.)
- The fabric had a vestmental quality, flowing like a ceremonial cloak. (This describes a fabric that resembles a vestment in appearance.)
Advanced Usage
- Vestmental authority: A formal or ceremonial authority symbolized by official garments.
- The judge's robe is a symbol of vestmental authority in the courtroom.
- Vestmental colors: The specific colors prescribed for vestments in different liturgical seasons.
- The use of purple during Advent is part of the church's vestmental tradition.
Variants and Related Words
- Vestment (n): A garment, especially a ceremonial robe worn by the clergy.
- Vested (adj): Clothed or robed, especially in ceremonial garments; also has a common legal meaning (e.g., vested interest).
- Investiture (n): The formal ceremony of conferring authority, often involving the bestowing of robes or vestments.
Synonyms
- Sacerdotal: Relating to priests or the priesthood; priestly.
- Liturgical: Relating to liturgy or public worship.
- Ceremonial: Relating to or used for formal religious or public events.
Related Phrases
- Vestmental garments: A phrase specifying the type of clothing.
- The sacristy is where the vestmental garments are kept.
- Vestmental symbolism: The meaning or significance conveyed by vestments.
- The course explored the vestmental symbolism in medieval art.
Adjective
- of or relating to or resembling a vestment