What is another word for humeral veil?
Pronunciation: [hjˈuːməɹə͡l vˈe͡ɪl] (IPA) 
A humeral veil is a liturgical garment worn by priests or bishops during specific religious ceremonies. Synonyms for the term include cope, dalmatic, chasuble, and liturgical vestment. These garments have different styles, designs, and colors depending on their use and significance in the Mass or other religious services. The cope is a ceremonial cloak worn during processions, while the dalmatic is worn over an alb for Mass. The chasuble is a semi-circular garment that covers the shoulders and hangs down the front and back. The humeral veil is specific to the act of benediction, where the bishop or priest extends their hands to bless the congregation while holding a sacred object, such as a monstrance, within the veil.
