vesture
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /ˈvɛstʃər/
KK: /ˈvɛs.tʃər/
noun
Definition
Clothing or garments that people wear; it can also refer to something that covers or cloaks, like mist over hills.
Example
The ancient king wore a beautiful vesture made of silk and gold threads.
Conversation
I just bought this new vesture for the winter.
Oh, really? What does it look like?
It's a cozy, long robe that feels really warm.
That sounds perfect for those chilly nights!
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
garb
attire
raiment
Antonyms
nudity
exposure
bare
transitive verb
Definition
To dress or cover someone or something with clothing or a garment.
Example
The artist chose to vesture the statue in a flowing robe.
Tense Forms
Past: vestured
Past Participle: vestured
Conversation
I think I’ll vesture my new jacket for the party tonight.
That sounds like a great idea! It’ll keep you warm too.
Yeah, I want to look nice and cozy while staying stylish.
Root Explanation
Vesture → It originates from the Latin word 'vestura' (meaning clothing or garment), which is derived from 'vestire' (meaning to dress or to clothe). The word 'vesture' refers to clothing or garments, particularly in a formal or ceremonial context.
Memory Tip
Think of 'vestire', which means to dress, to remember that 'vesture' refers to clothing or garments.
Visually Confused Words
divesture
venture
vecture
gesture
estre
venisuture
nonvesture
venturer