Robe and Trim

Robe

Robe verb - To outfit with clothes and especially fine or special clothes.

Trim and robe are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trim" instead a verb "Robe".

Nearby Words: robed, robing

Trim

Trim verb - To achieve a victory over.

Robe and trim are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Robe" instead a verb "Trim".

Nearby Words: trimming, trimmer, trimly

How words are described

fancy fancy robe fancy trim
full full robe full trim
similar similar robe similar trim
green green robe green trim
Other adjectives: bright, blue, little, bad, black, dark, white, traditional, yellow, grey, pink, embroidered, red, see-through, purple.

Both words in one sentence

  • Man in White Samurai Jack wears a white robe (with grey trim) almost constantly throughout the series' run.
    Source: Man in White
  • Color-Coded Patrician Peasant mages wear a robe of their elemental color with white trim and sash, while mundane peasants just wear brown.
  • Purple Is the New Black Maleficent of Sleeping Beauty has a purple trim in her robe, and a purple underbelly when she turns into a dragon, which evaporates into black and purple smoke when killed.
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