1. to dress in a robe or ceremonial garment
Usage: formal
2. to cover completely with chocolate or another coating
Usage: culinary

Examples

• The judge was enrobed in black silk for the ceremony.
• Monks enrobe themselves in simple brown habits.
• The chocolatier enrobed each truffle in dark chocolate.
• Fresh strawberries were enrobed in white chocolate for the dessert.
• The candidate will be enrobed as a knight in tomorrow’s ceremony.
• Workers enrobe the candy bars on the assembly line.
• The priest enrobed himself before conducting the service.