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surplice
This term refers to a specific liturgical garment used primarily in Anglican, Catholic, and Lutheran traditions. It is characterized by its white color and wide sleeves, serving as a symbolic layer of purity worn over the darker cassock. Because it is a specialized piece of ecclesiastical clothing, the word is rarely encountered outside of religious or historical contexts.
In a practical sense, the surplice is distinct from the alb, which is a longer garment reaching the ankles. The surplice is typically shorter and more voluminous, designed specifically to be worn over other vestments rather than as a primary base layer.
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The choir members wore white surplices over their black cassocks.
Please make sure your surplice is pressed and clean for the morning service.
He adjusted the lace trim of his surplice before stepping into the sanctuary.
The bishop wore a fine linen surplice during the liturgy.
The white surplice stood out sharply against the dark wood of the pews.
I wonder if this surplice is too large for the new altar server.
The priest donned his surplice in the quiet of the sacristy.