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A long, loose garment, gown or bathrobe
“Clad in her night robe, Serena had decided to remain upstairs until she heard her father bellowing for her.”
A robe or apparel worn, especially on formal or ceremonial occasions
“The woman at the door wore her mage's robe over a nightshirt and boots.”
The vestment of a spiritual or religious person
“Every priest has their priestly robe, in which they carry out their priestly office.”
Something which hides or covers
“But this small gray courthouse may be the only one in the country where every juror in every criminal case gets the protective robe of anonymity.”
To put on robes, especially for a formal or ceremonial occasion
“Barristers are now expected to robe for most hearings, but not for interlocutory or interim matters.”
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