Difference between Raiments and Dress

RAIMENTS vs DRESS: NOUN

A one-piece garment for a woman; has skirt and bodice
Clothing in general
Clothing of a distinctive style or for a particular occasion
Synonyms Clothing, raiment, habiliments, accoutrements, vestments, habit, attire, array, garb, costume, suit.
Size; dressing.
External finish: used especially of the arrangement of the furrows on a millstone.
In ornithology, plumage: as, spring or autumn dress; the breeding dress.
Outward adornment; elegant clothing, or skill in selecting, combining, and adjusting articles of clothing: as, a love of dress; a man of dress.
Clothing; apparel.
A style of clothing.
A one-piece outer garment for women or girls.
Outer covering or appearance; guise.
Specifically
A garment, or the assemblage of garments, used as a covering for the body or for its adornment; clothes; apparel: as, to spend a good deal of money on dress.
In printing, a set of types with their appurtenances; also, their arrangement and their general appearance in print.
The gown or robe worn by women, consisting of a skirt and a waist, either made separately or in one garment.

In veg. pathol., to treat (grain and other seed) with hot water, formaldehyde solution, or a similar fungicide, for the purpose of destroying the spores of smut and other plant-diseases.
In milling, to clean and refine (flour); free (flour) from bran by passing it through bolters. See milling.
To put or make straight; adjust to a right line: as (in military use), to dress ranks.
To regulate; direct; set right; keep in the right course.
To adjust; fasten; fix.
To address; direct: as, to dress words to a person; hence, with reflexive pronoun, to direct or turn one's course, efforts, or attention; prepare or apply one's self to do something; repair; betake one's self: as, they dressed themselves to the dance.
To prepare or make ready; treat in some particular way, and thus fit for some special use or purpose
To prepare for use as food, by cooking or by the addition of suitable condiments, etc.: as, to dress meat; to dress a salad.
To make fit for the purpose intended, by some suitable process: as, to dress beef for the market; to dress skins; to dress flax or hemp.
A one-piece garment for a woman
Has skirt and bodice
(idiom) (dress ship) To display the ensign, signal flags, and bunting on a ship.

Wimple, Vesture, Surplice, Habilitate, Fit out, Enclothe, Array, Tog, Apparel, Garment, Clothe, Dress, Regalia, Garb, Finery

Garnish, Preen, Do, Groom, Apparel, Clothe, Primp, Decorate, Raiment, Coif, Coiffure, Garment, Garb, Attire, Frock

Miters, Broderie anglaise, Duffel coat, Wimple, Vesture, Surplice, Fit out, Array, Apparel, Garment, Clothe, Dress, Regalia, Garb, Finery

Trim, Curry, Garnish, Groom, Apparel, Clothe, Primp, Decorate, Raiment, Coif, Coiffure, Garment, Garb, Attire, Frock

The blade will be wielded by a sword dancer said to eschew all raiments, for is she not clad in her considerable reputation?

Dress warmly, and dress in several layers so you can remove a layer if needed.
You should always dress professionally unless the interviewer mentions its alright to dress casually.
The part on dress and grooming instructs students to dress modestly.
Small boutiques and dress shops tend to stock dress samples.
Always dress professionally regardless of the dress code.
Compare and contrast Hmong dress with Greek dress.
For women, a dress is appropriate, or a skirt of modest length or dress slacks, with a blouse or dress shirt.
For the Gentlemen: Dress trousers or slacks should be worn with a dress shirt and tie with dress shoes.
Women should choose from a dress or skirt of modest length, dress slacks, and blouse or dress shirt.
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