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What is another word for scapulars?

Pronunciation: [skˈapjʊləz] (IPA)

Scapulars are a type of religious garment worn by members of certain Christian communities. These garments are typically made of cloth and are worn over the shoulders, with one section hanging down the front and the other hanging down the back. Synonyms for "scapulars" might include "religious vestments," "prayer shawls," or "holy garments." Other terms that might be used to describe these garments include "mantles," "capes," or "stoles." Regardless of the term used to describe them, scapulars hold significant religious meaning for those who wear them, serving as a symbol of devotion and commitment to one's faith.
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I look upon all religions as equally good and equally bad, but to be forced to live in a perpetual discussion in which teacups are broken, concerning scapulars, bacon and meal shops, and a school which, putting aside the question of expense, makes me hated in the neighbourhood, I regard as intolerable; and when I go home this evening, I shall tell Jane that the school must be put down or carried on in a less aggressive way.
"Muslin"
George Moore
Wouldn't we all be making scapulars, and your reverence might get medals that the Pope had blessed."
"The Untilled Field"
George Moore
But as his anger cooled he began to think that perhaps Biddy was right-a bazaar might be a good thing, and a distribution of medals and scapulars might induce his workmen to do some overtime.
"The Untilled Field"
George Moore

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