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Meanings of
cloak
in English
Portuguese
esconder
Catalan
emmascarar
Spanish
enmascarar
Back to the meaning
Hide under a false appearance.
mask
dissemble
Portuguese
esconder
Cover as if with clothing.
robe
clothe
drape
Something serving to conceal plans.
pretext
Synonyms
Examples for "
pretext
"
pretext
Examples for "
pretext
"
1
Opposition groups said the abrupt closure was a
pretext
to prevent protests.
2
In his province, Mirabeau was the cause or
pretext
for the troubles.
3
He would go to South Africa on the
pretext
of a conference.
4
Under the
pretext
of improving the law it can be easily emasculated.
5
He stopped the Countess to look at the
pretext
of this excursion.
Usage of
cloak
in English
1
The material composing the
cloak
was in general exceedingly light and flimsy.
2
In reality the
cloak
of secrecy is best achieved through urbane banality.
3
I raised my left hand as my right slid within my
cloak
.
4
I left it at a basket shop; and that explains the
cloak
.
5
The girl figure in the blue
cloak
and hood was absolutely alone.
6
Only Hershel Mak and the Jew in the light-grey
cloak
walked calmly.
7
And in exchange for the lambs he gave the shepherd his
cloak
.
8
We searched the room thoroughly; the
cloak
was not to be found.
9
Whatever Taborlin needed was somewhere in his
cloak
of no particular color.
10
At the door of the Inn stands LAMOND in a dark
cloak
.
11
Then in the folds of his
cloak
he took the carrier pigeon.
12
I set down my lute case and shrugged out of my
cloak
.
13
More than she was used to wearing, especially with her red
cloak
.
14
McCone kept saying he wanted to get out of the
cloak
-
and
-
dagger
business.
15
We are representatives of the United Hebrew Trades and the
cloak
-
makers
'
union.
16
A change of clothes, including a warm
cloak
,
suitable for sleeping in.
Other examples for "cloak"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
cloak
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
black cloak
red cloak
long cloak
blue cloak
white cloak
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Translations for
cloak
Portuguese
esconder
Catalan
emmascarar
Spanish
enmascarar
Cloak
through the time
Cloak
across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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