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cape

[keyp] / keɪp /




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Inside the cavernous church, priests celebrated Mass hourly, and an electronic walkway kept visitors from lingering in front of Juan Diego’s famous cape.

From Los Angeles Times

He just puts on his cape and make things happen.

From BBC

When I think of a vampire, I think of a long cape and a gigantic bat hanging from the branches … but this is somehow even scarier.

From Literature

Fur cuffs edged each long emerald sleeve, and the cape of thick red velvet fell from her shoulders like, well, a curtain.

From Literature

There they crashed headlong into the source of the bellowing: a tall woman in a fur cape, who now lay sprawled on the floor with three orange-splattered ghosts hovering above her.

From Literature