Tunic
Tunic noun - Any of a variety of loose fitting cloaks extending to the hips or knees.
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Uniform and tunic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Uniform" instead a noun "Tunic".
Nearby Word: tunica
Uniform
Uniform noun - The distinctive clothing worn by members of a particular group.
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Downplayed in Fable I: though the standard Will user's uniform is a robe-like tunic and trousers, magically focused players suffer no penalties from wearing heavy armour instead.
Source: Robe and Wizard Hat -
Because of this he initially wears the same uniform as the other Hyrule Soldiers, instead of his signature green tunic.
Source: Uniformity Exception - Impractically Fancy Outfit: The famous Legionnaire's uniform, which at the time consisted of a blue tunic, red breeches and a white cap, all made of heavy wool.
Source: Literature / Beau Geste
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