Robed Meaning in English

word · lemma: robe

US

ˈɹoʊbd

ROHB-d

UK

ɹˈəʊbd

ROHBD

Definition

Wearing a robe or a long, loose outer garment, often associated with ceremonies, religion, or formality.

Usage & Nuances

Most common in formal, literary, or descriptive contexts. Used with people in religious ceremonies (“robed priest”) or those dressed in special clothing. Not used in casual situations. Can be combined with color/adjective: 'white-robed', 'royally-robed'.

• Spanish: vestido con túnica - ataviado
• Portuguese (BR): vestido - trajado com túnica
• Portuguese (PT): vestido - trajado com túnica
• Chinese (Simplified): 穿着长袍的
• Chinese (Traditional): 穿著長袍的
• Hindi: चोगा पहने हुए - वस्त्र धारण किए हुए
• Arabic: مرتدٍ رداءً - مُرتديًا عباءة
• Bengali: জোব্বা পরা - চোগা পরা
• Russian: облачённый - одетый (в мантию/одежду)
• Japanese: ローブを着た - 衣をまとった
• Vietnamese: mặc áo choàng
• Korean: 예복을 입은 - 로브를 입은
• Turkish: cübbe giymiş - giyinik (tören kıyafetiyle)
• Urdu: جامہ پوش - خلعت پوش
• Indonesian: berjubah

Example Sentences

The judge was robed in black for the ceremony.

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The king appeared robed in gold.

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The monks were robed for prayer.

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She entered the hall, robed in a beautiful white gown.

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Everyone waited as the high priest, robed in red, walked up to the altar.

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The guests were robed for the masquerade ball, each in a unique costume.

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