Surplice (noun)

A long white garment worn by members of the clergy, typically over a cassock, during religious ceremonies.

Origin:

This word is derived from the latin word "superpelliceum" which means "over garment" . it was first used in the middle english language.

Examples:

1. The priest was dressed in a surplice and cassock for the religious ceremony.
2. The choir members were dressed in surplices and robes for the performance.
3. The surplice is a traditional garment that is worn by members of the clergy during religious services.
4. The surplice was a key part of the choir's uniform.
5. The surplice is a white full-sleeved garment worn over a cassock by members of the clergy.