Meaning & use
tunic
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A loose, often sleeveless garment that extends to the knees or hips, worn historically or as part of a uniform.
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Roman soldiers wore a simple tunic under their armor.
The school uniform included a navy tunic worn over a white blouse.
A note on using this word
Tunic can refer to ancient and traditional garments as well as modern uniform tops, such as those worn by police officers or nurses.
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