Scapular

Pronunciation: /ˈskæpjəɫəˈɑɹ/

Scapular (noun)

  1. A piece of cloth worn over the shoulders as a sign of religious devotion.
  2. The area related to the shoulder blade in the human body.

Examples

  • The monk wore a scapular over his robe.
  • She received a scapular as a symbol of her faith.

Common collocations: wear a scapular, scapular devotion, scapular region, scapular muscles, scapular nerve

Scapular (adjective)

  1. Describing something that is connected to the shoulder blade.

Examples

  • The scapular nerve was injured during the accident.
  • Scapular exercises help strengthen the shoulder.

Synonyms of Scapular

Formal

Neutral