vesture

• Substantivo que designa uma vestimenta ou cobertura usada no corpo humano, ou algo que cobre ou envolve como roupa.

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.

   Vestimenta

   • 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.

   Sinônimosapparelattireclothesclothingdressgarbraiment

2. Covering or CloakC2formal

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

   Manto

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscanopycloakcoveringenvelopemantlepallshroudveilwrapper

• Verbo arcaico ou literário que significa vestir, cobrir com roupa ou revestir algo com uma cobertura. Em contextos figurados, pode indicar investir alguém de poder, autoridade ou dignidade.

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.

   Revestir

   • 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.

   Sinônimosattireclothecoverdressenrobegarmentrobevestwrap

   Antônimosdenudestripunclotheuncover