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Long outer garment, worn by advocates and judges as part of judicial dress.
court dress
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1
The
robes
must be made white in the blood of the Lamb.
2
The men wore loose
robes
of gray; the women
robes
of blue.
3
Once again the ladies of the court dressed Griselda in royal
robes
.
4
Hence the forewarning and the flight, the cloister and the yellow
robes
.
5
He has caught the last glimpse of her
robes
at the door;-
6
The
robes
of the Empress and the archduchesses were made by them.
7
The complicated headdress and the ornaments on the
robes
utterly defy description.
8
I beheld him not in his armor, but in his peacefulest
robes
.
9
I beheld him not in his armor, but in his peacefullest
robes
.
10
K. followed her out and tucked the
robes
in carefully about her.
11
There in the wardrobe hung those wonderful
robes
-pink
and blue and many-tinted.
12
If I worked for them, wouldn't I at least have new
robes
?
'
13
He was cold, however, and so he put on his
robes
again.
14
Raising the fur
robes
invitingly the stranger reached to open the door.
15
At the top is a statue of Napoleon in his Imperial
robes
.
16
At length the Speaker, in full
robes
,
became the subject of inquiry.
robes
robe
white robes
black robes
buffalo robes
long robes
red robes