raiment

• Sustantivo, hoy considerado anticuado o literario, que designa la ropa o vestimenta, especialmente la de aspecto elegante o decorativo.

A noun, now considered archaic or literary, referring to clothing, especially fine or decorative garments.

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1. Fine or Decorative ClothingC2formalbritish

   Clothing, especially of a fine or decorative kind.

   Vestimenta fina o decorativa

   • The queen was adorned in rich raiment for the ceremony.
   • The knights wore shining raiment under their armor.
   • The poet described her raiment as woven with silver threads.

   Sinónimosapparelarrayattiredressfinerygarbregaliavesture

• Verbo arcaico que significa vestir o ataviar a alguien, generalmente con ropas finas o ceremoniales.

An archaic verb meaning to clothe or dress someone, typically in fine or ceremonial garments.

1. To clothe or dressC2formalbritish

   To provide someone with clothing or to put clothes on.

   vestir

   • The queen was raimented in a gown of silk and gold.
   • He raimented himself in his finest attire for the ceremony.
   • The servants raimented the guests in warm cloaks before the journey.

   Sinónimosapparelarrayattireclothecostumedrapedressgarbhabitrobevest

   Antónimosbaredisrobestripunclotheuncoverundress