raiment

• Nom désignant des vêtements, en particulier des habits beaux ou décoratifs, terme aujourd'hui littéraire ou archaïque.

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

indénombrable

1. Fine or Decorative ClothingC2formalbritish

   Clothing, especially of a fine or decorative kind.

   Vêtements fins ou décoratifs

   • 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.

   Synonymesapparelarrayattiredressfinerygarbregaliavesture

• Verbe vieilli ou littéraire signifiant habiller ou revêtir quelqu'un, généralement de vêtements riches ou cérémoniels.

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.

   vêtir

   • 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.

   Synonymesapparelarrayattireclothecostumedrapedressgarbhabitrobevest

   Antonymesbaredisrobestripunclotheuncoverundress