Definition of «bathrobe»

A bathrobe is a long, loose-fitting garment that is worn as a dressing gown or robe. It typically has a full length and is made from cotton or other soft fabrics for comfort. Bathrobes are often used by individuals after taking a shower or bath to keep warm while their skin dries. They can also be worn as casual wear around the house, especially in the morning before getting dressed.

Usage examples

In the morning, I like to lounge around in my comfortable bathrobe before getting dressed.
After a long day at work, I like to relax by taking a hot bath and then putting on my cozy bathrobe.
When staying at a hotel, I always appreciate finding a complimentary bathrobe in the room for added comfort.
During a spa day, it's customary to wear a luxurious bathrobe to enhance the relaxation experience.
If you have guests staying over, it's a nice gesture to provide them with a clean bathrobe for their convenience.
Some people enjoy wearing a bathrobe while doing their morning routine to keep warm and comfortable.
When getting ready for a special occasion, it's common to wear a bathrobe while doing hair and makeup to protect clothing from any stray product.
After participating in a water activity like swimming or surfing, it's practical to have a bathrobe to quickly dry off and keep warm.

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Relax in plush bathrobes by the fire or soak in the bathtubs or curl up with a book in your room overlooking the secluded garden. (alluxia.com)
At the forefront of swag technologies: UNC's receiving corps, which strolled around the field in bathrobes in defiance of being slept on, and then backed it up against Pitt. (sbnation.com)
All provide slippers, bottled water and a private bathroom with bathrobes. (scubadivingkohchang.com)
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Definition of «bathrobe»

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