🧑‍⚖️ Wearing a robe 🧑‍⚖️ To dress in robe

berobed

7.4

Wearing a long loose piece of clothing used for ceremonies

adjective
/bɪˈroʊbd/

: vestido con túnica

The berobed monk walked silently through the tranquil garden, deep in meditation.

Examples

After the ceremony, the guests were all berobed and ready for the formal dinner.
They prefer that a non-elected coterie of berobed philosopher kings settle the issue once and for all.

Blog text (1)
They prefer that a non-elected coterie of berobed philosopher kings settle the issue once and for all.

Blog text (1)
In the play, the berobed characters added a touch of elegance to the scene.

Synonyms

robed

vsberobed

Formal

5 5.7

Wearing a long loose piece of clothing often used for ceremonies

is the plain word for the same clothing state

gowned

vsberobed

Formal

1 4.5

Wearing a long loose piece of clothing used in hospitals or formal events

is used for wearing loose ceremonial outer garments rather than general formal dress

vestmented

vsberobed

9.9

Wearing special clothes for a ceremony, especially church robes

is the broader act of wearing a ceremonial outer garment outside religious use

garmented

vsberobed

Archaic

9.0

Wearing fine clothes for a special event

refers specifically to wearing a single ceremonial outer garment

How Formal

berobed

7.4

dressed

1 1.0

neat

144 1.0

casual

81 1.3

Surface Forms

berobed positive

Morphology

berobed = robe (transparent) = be + robe + ed

The prefix 'be-' is used to indicate a state of being dressed in something.

Etymology

Berobed comes from the word part be- meaning 'to cover or make' and robe meaning 'a long, loose garment' like a gown. So, to be berobed is to be 'covered in a robe', often for a formal or religious occasion.