robing room

noun

1. a room in a palace, court, legislature, etc, where official robes of office are put on

Example Sentences

Organ music pealed; choir boys appeared from their robing-room beside the entrance, pacing two and two as they chanted.

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And as I neared the church, I met the rector who had just left his robing-room.

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There was a dead man in his robing-room, and a girl with long hair, who wept in tremulous contralto.

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The Abb John disappeared behind the heavy curtain which hid the door of the robing-room.

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So at this point he walked solemnly across the uneven floor and turned the key in the door of his robing-room.

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