enrobe

• Verbe littéraire ou vieilli signifiant revêtir quelqu'un d'une robe, d'une toge ou d'un vêtement, ou envelopper quelque chose d'un habit. Peut aussi désigner l'action de couvrir entièrement d'un revêtement.

An archaic or literary verb meaning to dress or clothe someone in a robe or garment.

1. To coat with a coveringC1formalculinary

   To cover or coat something, typically food, with a layer of another substance (e.g., sauce, chocolate, or icing).

   enrober

   • The chef enrobed the cake with a rich chocolate ganache.
   • Fresh truffles are enrobed in dark chocolate and cocoa powder.
   • The pastry cook enrobed the éclairs with a glossy caramel glaze.

   Synonymescoatcoverdipfrostglazeicemantleoverlay

2. To dress in a robeC2formal

   To clothe or dress someone in a formal robe or garment, often for ceremonial purposes.

   revêtir d'une robe

   • The priest enrobed himself in white vestments before the service.
   • The queen was enrobed in crimson silk for the coronation.
   • Monks enrobe in simple saffron robes each morning.

   Synonymesarrayattireclothedressgarbrobe

   Antonymesdisrobe