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Wimple

usgb/ˈwɪmpl/Volume
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Originally medieval attire, 'wimple' implies a historical or old-fashioned context when used. SlideThe portrait depicted a woman in a medieval dress with a wimple.
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Wimples are often associated with Christian nuns, symbolizing modesty and commitment to religious life. SlideVisitors to the abbey noticed all the nuns wearing traditional wimples.
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In movies or books, a 'wimple' may be used to quickly identify a character as a nun or medieval woman. SlideIn the film, the main character dressed as a nun, complete with a black wimple.
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