What is another word for sacerdotal vestment?
Pronunciation: [sˈasədˌɒtə͡l vˈɛstmənt] (IPA) 
The term "sacerdotal vestment" refers to clothing or attire that is worn by religious leaders during spiritual or ceremonial rituals. Some synonyms for sacerdotal vestment include liturgical vestment, chasuble, alb, stole, cassock, and surplice. Liturgical vestment is a term used to describe the entire clothing ensemble worn by a religious leader, which typically includes a chasuble, stole, and other garments. A chasuble is a long, sleeveless garment typically worn by a priest during liturgical services. An alb is a white, robe-like garment that is worn underneath the chasuble or other vestments. A stole is a scarf-like garment that is worn around the neck and over the shoulders, and a surplice is a white, robe-like garment typically worn by a member of the church choir.
