What does toga mean?
A long, draped garment worn by ancient Greeks and Romans, typically as a symbol of dignity or authority. In modern times, a toga is often worn as a costume or a symbol of academic achievement.
Example
"The professor wore a toga to the awards ceremony, a nod to his alma mater's tradition."
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