palliament Synonyms
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palliament Meaning
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palliament (n.)
A dress; a robe.
palliament Sentence Examples
- The speaker of the House of Commons donned his palliament, a ceremonial robe symbolizing his authority.
- The ancient palliament, once worn by Roman magistrates, now adorns the statue of the town's founder.
- The Cardinal's palliament, a mark of his high rank, flowed majestically behind him in the procession.
- The palliament's intricate embroidery depicted biblical scenes and heraldic symbols.
- The Pope's pallium, the woolen stole symbolizing his role as the shepherd of the Church, was a sacred artifact.
- The palliament, with its flowing fabric and rich colors, was a testament to the grandeur of the monarchy.
- The university chancellor wore a palliament of scarlet velvet, representing his academic authority.
- The archbishop's pallium, made of lamb's wool, symbolized his pastoral role as a shepherd.
- The palliament's folds and tassels added an air of solemnity to the court proceedings.
- The palliament was an enduring symbol of power and authority, passed down through generations of leaders.
FAQs About the word palliament
A dress; a robe.
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The speaker of the House of Commons donned his palliament, a ceremonial robe symbolizing his authority.
The ancient palliament, once worn by Roman magistrates, now adorns the statue of the town's founder.
The Cardinal's palliament, a mark of his high rank, flowed majestically behind him in the procession.
The palliament's intricate embroidery depicted biblical scenes and heraldic symbols.
