1. a loose-fitting garment worn on the upper body, typically extending to the hips or knees
2. a sleeveless garment worn over other clothing, especially as part of a uniform
3. a long garment worn in ancient times, typically reaching to the ankles
Usage: historical

Examples

• She wore a flowing tunic over her leggings.
• The nurse’s tunic was bright blue with white trim.
• Ancient Roman soldiers wore tunics under their armor.
• The artist painted herself in a loose white tunic.
• His medieval costume included a brown woolen tunic.
• The tunic’s embroidered sleeves caught everyone’s attention.