lounging robe
- noun
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bata de estar
- After a long day, he loved to relax at home in his cozy lounging robe and enjoy a cup of tea.
Examples
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She came to the door wearing too much makeup and an expensive, unbecoming purple lounging robe, probably chosen by Lou, which overwhelmed her delicate features and coloring.
Fiction book (1992) -
On Saturday mornings, she often spends hours lounging in her favorite lounging robe while reading her books.
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He slipped into his lounging robe and curled up on the sofa to watch a movie.
Synonyms
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1.1
A loose robe made of soft cloth that soaks up water, worn after bathing or swimming
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2.8
A long loose robe you wear over night clothes before getting dressed or while relaxing at home
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3.9
A loose comfortable robe often worn by women at home after a bath or to relax
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2.8
A robe made from soft towel material to wear after bathing or swimming
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3.2
Comfortable casual clothes you wear to relax at home
A long loose piece of clothing worn over night clothes at home
A loose, comfortable garment women wore at home in the past
A loose, comfortable piece of clothing worn at home to relax in
A soft jacket a man wears at home often tied with a belt
A set of soft pajamas you wear at home to relax, not to sleep
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Etymology
Lounging robe comes from the words lounge ('to relax') and robe ('a loose garment'). The image is of a soft robe you wear at home while resting or 'before dressing', so it means a comfortable robe worn while relaxing.