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Term: Robing

Definition:

Robing refers to the act of dressing or outfitting oneself in a robe or cloak, typically done for a specific occasion or event, often associated with the legal or academic professions. It can also refer to the practice of adorning someone, especially a distinguished person, with a robe or ceremonial garment.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

1. The act or practice of dressing in a robe or cloak.

Example: The judge's robing ceremony marked the beginning of the trial.

2. A ceremonial garment worn by a judge, lawyer, or academician.

Example: The richly embroidered robing of the professor added a touch of elegance to the graduation ceremony.

Verb:

1. To dress or outfit oneself in a robe or cloak.

Example: Before entering the courtroom, the lawyer meticulously robed herself in a traditional black gown.

2. To adorn someone with a robe or ceremonial garment as a symbol of honor or dignity.

Example: The university president was robed with the prestigious academic gown during the commencement ceremony.

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