What does TUNIC mean?

Definition of Tunic

A tunic is a loose-fitting garment that typically reaches the knees and has sleeves. It can be worn by both men and women and is often made of lightweight, breathable fabric.

Pronunciations of Tunic

• US: /ˈtuːnɪk/
• UK: /ˈtjuːnɪk/

Origin and Usage of Tunic

The word "tunic" comes from the Latin word "tunica," which was a basic garment worn by the ancient Romans. The tunic has been a popular style of clothing throughout history and is still worn in many cultures today. It is often associated with comfort and ease of movement.

Synonyms of Tunic

Some synonyms for tunic include shirt, blouse, top, and dress.

Related Words to Tunic

Some related five-letter words to tunic include:

• Untie
• Cubit
• Cumin
• Cupid
• Tulip

Example Sentences with Tunic

• She wore a flowing tunic and sandals to the beach.
• The ancient Greeks wore tunics made of linen or wool.
• He felt comfortable and relaxed in his loose-fitting tunic.
• The tunic is a versatile garment that can be dressed up or down.