vestment

Converse of object

• wear: The bishop will wear red vestments to represent fire which is a symbol of the Holy Spirit.
• embroider: It has in it's collection fabulous embroidered vestments, some over 600 years old.
• don: As each incumbent died, his successor donned the infected vestments of his predecessor and was soon a victim himself.

Adjective modifier

• Eucharistic: Priests were often depicted on monumental brasses in Eucharistic vestments with their chalices.
• priestly: Excruciating detail of priestly vestment, description of temple architecture, chapters on ritual - forget it.
• liturgical: The Treasury was also an amazing place with gold, silver, enamel and ivory objects and magnificent liturgical vestments.
• ecclesiastical: It's a band of elaborate embroidery, especially on ecclesiastical vestments.
• purple: Q: Is there a special reason for having purple vestments during Advent?
• sacred: The holy travelers proceeded on their perilous journey on foot, leading a little ass, carrying some books and sacred vestments.

Modifies a noun

• controversy: Printed in 1576, after the vestments controversy and the admonition to parliament, this became a caustic indictment of Elizabeth.

Noun used with modifier

• church: But any kind of church vestment had become anathema to him.
• book: Is it to the passsenger based piece where he books church vestments.
• gold: St Gregory is in gold vestment lined with dark green.

Possessives

• priest: Attired as priests they perform a stately dance, then return to the temple to remove their priests ' vestments.

Preposition: of

• color: She encouraged the importation and use of vestments of various colors.
• order: For ceremonial occasions, members wear the full vestments of the Order.