raiment [美 ˈreɪmənt, 英 ˈreɪm(ə)nt] 名词 U 历史的 or liter
- raiment
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
For her fellowship, which began last month, she is pursuing an interest she has long held: raiment, insignia and regalia and why we wear it.
www.smh.com.au Furthermore, he suspects the stranger of having stolen the lordly raiment he is wearing.
en.wikipedia.org Our modern day parallel is our prime minister's repeated self-praise of his magnificent raiment of fiscal responsibility.
www.straight.com Seeing that grain can be eaten, they use it as food, and discovering that silk and hemp can be worn, they take it as raiment.
en.wikipedia.org For a pursuit decked out in the stiff raiment of virtue, clubbing is extraordinarily enabling of vice.
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