dalmatics

/dælˈmætɪks/
noun
  1. A wide-sleeved liturgical vestment worn by deacons in some Christian churches, often decorated with stripes or patterns.
    • The deacon wore a white dalmatic with gold trim during the Easter service.
    • In the cathedral's museum, you can see a medieval dalmatic embroidered with silk threads.
    • The bishop presented the new deacon with a dalmatic as a symbol of his office.
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