birretta (Meaning)
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birretta (n)
a stiff cap with ridges across the crown; worn by Roman Catholic clergy
Synonyms & Antonyms of birretta
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birretta Sentence Examples
- The priest adjusted his birretta before stepping out to greet the congregation.
- In the Catholic tradition, the color of a bishop's birretta signifies his rank within the hierarchy.
- The monsignor's birretta was adorned with a golden tassel, a symbol of his elevated status.
- As the procession began, each clergy member wore their birretta with reverence.
- The cardinal's scarlet birretta added a vibrant touch to his ceremonial attire.
- During the liturgy, the deacons carried the bishop's birretta with utmost care.
- The newly ordained priest proudly received his birretta as a symbol of his ministry.
- The intricate embroidery on the bishop's birretta showcased the craftsmanship of the Vatican artisans.
- As a mark of respect, the congregation stood as the bishop entered, his birretta held high.
- The seminarian carefully polished his birretta in preparation for his first Mass as a deacon.
FAQs About the word birretta
a stiff cap with ridges across the crown; worn by Roman Catholic clergy
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No antonyms found.
The priest adjusted his birretta before stepping out to greet the congregation.
In the Catholic tradition, the color of a bishop's birretta signifies his rank within the hierarchy.
The monsignor's birretta was adorned with a golden tassel, a symbol of his elevated status.
As the procession began, each clergy member wore their birretta with reverence.
