scholarlyattire
nounUK /ˈskɒləli əˈtaɪə/
US /ˈskɑːlərli əˈtaɪr/
Clothes that make a person look like a smart student or teacher.
She wore scholarly attire, with a neat blazer and round glasses, to the school debate.
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2. The traditional robes and caps worn at graduation ceremonies.
The graduates marched in scholarly attire, their gowns swaying as they walked.
3. A style of dressing that suggests study and seriousness rather than fashion.
His scholarly attire—a cardigan and corduroy trousers—made him look ready for the library.
4. Clothing associated with old universities and colleges.
Visitors to the old college admired the portraits of professors in their scholarly attire.