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Meanings of white robes in English
We have no meanings for "white robes" in our records yet.
Usage of white robes in English
1
Some-thesewere the magistrates and priests-worewhite robes and garlands of flowers.
2
How prettily the fire-light glinted in their white robes and loosened hair!
3
Now he walks past in his white robes and doesn't look twice.
4
I'm sure I saw a dark man in white robes last night.
5
He was elderly, but still handsome, and dressed in immaculate white robes.
6
They wore their white robes or native dress and were mostly dark-skinned.
7
She wore loose white robes that rippled in the weak evening wind.
8
The Merlin of the White Council was dressed in simple white robes.
9
In the center of the room was the spare figure, in white robes.
10
Soon the dark-eyed bride is arrayed in her simple white robes.
11
The princess herself rendered the decision, standing in white robes before her people.
12
Out of the unseen place came a procession in white robes.
13
For Shere Ali appeared before him in the white robes of a Mohammedan.
14
They deemed it a good omen to dress in white robes.
15
There was the gleam of white robes shining out across the friendly gate.
16
Around the table sat six priests, ghostly in their white robes.
This collocation consists of:
White robes through the time
White robes across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common