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toga
This term evokes a strong association with the civic and social hierarchy of ancient Rome, where the garment served as a visual marker of citizenship and status. It carries a connotation of formality, authority, and classical antiquity, often appearing in historical narratives or academic discussions of Roman law and politics.
In modern colloquial usage, the word has shifted toward a playful or irreverent tone. It is most frequently encountered in the context of "toga parties," where the garment is reimagined as a makeshift costume, typically created from a bedsheet, stripping the word of its original solemnity and associating it with collegiate social culture.
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The Roman senator wore a white toga with a purple border.
I wonder if I can wrap this bedsheet into a decent toga for the party.
Only male Roman citizens were permitted to wear the toga in public.
Everyone at the college party is wearing a toga.
He struggled to keep the heavy wool toga from slipping off his shoulder.
Do you have a safety pin to hold my toga together?
The statue depicts a man draped in a classical toga.
I cannot believe he actually showed up to class in a toga.