noun
orale
Orale (noun) means a white silk vestment with colored stripes, sometimes worn by the Pope on formal occasions. Example: “The orale is rarely seen outside of the most solemn papal ceremonies.”
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A white silk vestment with colored stripes, sometimes worn by the Pope on formal occasions.
"The orale is rarely seen outside of the most solemn papal ceremonies."
How to use orale
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA specific ceremonial garment worn by the Pope — a niche, mostly historical/religious term.
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What does “orale” mean?
The word “orale” means a white silk vestment with colored stripes, sometimes worn by the Pope on formal occasions. In plain terms, a specific ceremonial garment worn by the Pope — a niche, mostly historical/religious term.
How do you use “orale” in a sentence?
Here is “orale” used in a sentence: “The orale is rarely seen outside of the most solemn papal ceremonies.”
What part of speech is “orale”?
“Orale” is a noun.
What is the meaning of orale?
"orale" (noun) means a white silk vestment with colored stripes, sometimes worn by the Pope on formal occasions.
