vesture

• Nom désignant un vêtement ou ce qui sert à couvrir le corps humain, ou plus généralement ce qui enveloppe ou recouvre comme un habit.

A noun referring to a covering designed to be worn on a person's body, or something that covers or cloaks like a garment.

1. Clothing or GarmentC2formal

   A covering designed to be worn on a person's body, such as clothes or robes.

   Vêtement

   • The priest wore a simple vesture of white linen.
   • In medieval times, a knight's vesture included a heavy cloak.
   • She chose a flowing vesture for the ceremony.

   Synonymesapparelattireclothesclothingdressgarbraiment

2. Covering or CloakC2formal

   Something that covers or cloaks like a garment, often used metaphorically.

   Vêtement ou manteau (au sens figuré)

   • The forest was under a vesture of snow.
   • A vesture of mist covered the valley at dawn.
   • The old castle was hidden beneath a vesture of ivy.

   Synonymescanopycloakcoveringenvelopemantlepallshroudveilwrapper

• Verbe littéraire ou archaïque signifiant habiller, revêtir ou couvrir de vêtements.

An archaic or literary verb meaning to clothe, dress, or cover with garments.

1. Provide or cover with a cloakC2formalbritish

   To clothe or cover someone or something, especially with a garment or a covering.

   Vêtir

   • The king was vestured in a robe of purple silk.
   • The mountains were vestured in a thick blanket of snow.
   • The priest vestured himself before the ceremony.

   Synonymesattireclothecoverdressenrobegarmentrobevestwrap

   Antonymesdenudestripunclotheuncover