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chasuble
This term refers specifically to the ornate, poncho-like garment used in liturgical settings. It carries a connotation of solemnity and sacred authority, signaling the priest's role as the celebrant of the Eucharist. Because it is a specialized ecclesiastical garment, it is almost exclusively used within religious or historical contexts.
As a standard countable noun, it follows regular English pluralization rules. It is distinct from other vestments like the alb or stole, as it is the outermost layer and often changes color to reflect the liturgical season of the church calendar.
Meanings
Examples
The priest donned a gold chasuble for the Christmas Mass.
Which chasuble should we use for the feast day tomorrow?
The heavy silk of the chasuble shimmered under the cathedral lights.
He carefully folded the green chasuble and placed it back in the sacristy.
A purple chasuble is worn during the season of Lent.
The ornate embroidery on the chasuble depicted scenes from the Gospels.
I wonder if this chasuble is too heavy for a summer service.
The bishop wore a magnificent chasuble adorned with precious stones.
The bishop wore a magnificent chasuble adorned with precious stones.