Definitions

1. noun

A type of ancient Roman armor, typically made of metal or leather, that was worn over the torso to protect the body in battle.

“The archaeologist carefully analyzed the remains of the ancient warrior’s lorica, trying to determine the materials used in its construction.”

2. noun

A protective or defensive outer layer, often metaphorical or figurative.

“The company’s new policy served as a lorica for its employees, providing them with a sense of security and stability during uncertain economic times.”

3. noun

A type of medieval armor, often made of leather or steel, that was designed to protect the torso and upper body.

“The knight’s lorica was a beautiful example of medieval craftsmanship, with intricate designs and engravings adorning its surface.”