over-garment (Meaning)
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over-garment (n.)
An outer garment.
Synonyms & Antonyms of over-garment
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over-garment Sentence Examples
- The monk wore a simple gown as an over-garment over his ornate robes.
- A flowing cape served as a protective over-garment during the torrential downpour.
- The pilgrim donned a heavy cloak as an over-garment to shield them from the freezing cold.
- The knight's armor included an over-garment of chainmail to enhance defense.
- The queen's over-garment was an exquisite silk gown adorned with intricate embroidery.
- The priest wore a chasuble, an ornate over-garment, during religious ceremonies.
- The nurse's scrubs were covered by a disposable over-garment to prevent contamination.
- The construction worker's overalls served as an over-garment to protect their clothing.
- The scientist wore a lab coat as an over-garment over their regular attire.
- The chef's uniform included an apron, the traditional over-garment used in culinary professions.
FAQs About the word over-garment
An outer garment.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The monk wore a simple gown as an over-garment over his ornate robes.
A flowing cape served as a protective over-garment during the torrential downpour.
The pilgrim donned a heavy cloak as an over-garment to shield them from the freezing cold.
The knight's armor included an over-garment of chainmail to enhance defense.
