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Meanings of cloaked in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wrapped"
Examples for "wrapped"
1
Remove from heat; set wrapped brisket aside to rest about 10 minutes.
2
The family members found the bodies of her children wrapped in blankets.
3
Outside of 14B, she found a present wrapped in shiny silver paper.
4
He wrapped the child in the sheepskin and went into the stable.
5
The new deal is due to be wrapped in Copenhagen by December.
1
In answer to your earlier question, I was fully clothed during dinner.
2
We are in London, and clothed in the fashion of the town.
3
The American soldier is being better fed, clothed, and paid... View Article
4
Their clothed bodies lined each side, like victims of a gas attack.
5
In the afternoon some natives made their appearance; they were partly clothed.
1
The piano was draped in Liberty silk and so was the chimney-piece.
2
At the door I took the draped lay figure in my arms.
3
Nearly all the figures in the art of this period are draped.
4
Crouched back in shadowy ranks, the old tombs were draped in mystery.
5
The crowd consisted mostly of young men, many draped in Iraqi flags.
1
The shame would very soon have mantled the cheek of the urger.
2
Some ice-bound streams and ponds were thickly mantled in the white covering.
3
The rich blood mantled in her cheeks, her eyes sparkled with pleasure.
4
A slight flush mantled the cheek, and the eyes popped a bit.
5
Presently he saw them-onetall, wearing a cape; the other slight, mantled.
Usage of cloaked in English
1
The night was still cloaked in the grey silken softness of evening.
2
The two adventurers obeyed, and the cloaked men fell in behind them.
3
The river was cloaked in mist, and the dawn seemed inexpressibly dreary.
4
The trader sat down, while the scarlet-cloaked figure was carefully brought forward.
5
Outside the room Mat waited, cloaked and coated and carrying his bow.
6
Right next to him was the black-cloaked stranger, bold as you please.
7
The first of the red cloaked figures came hurtling through the doorway.
8
Sorak saw a cloaked and hooded figure approaching from the inner courtyard.
9
He was cloaked and hatted, and had a riding-whip in his hand.
10
The gate was open and two figures hooded and cloaked came forth.
11
There at the Puente, leaning against the wall, cloaked and quiet-wasBernaldez.
12
At the same moment a lady cloaked and hooded like herself entered.
13
Now and then a cloaked horseman went by noiseless on the snow.
14
The first to come in was the woman closely cloaked and hooded.
15
The cloaked figures were moving at a crawling pace, pulling the cart.
16
The cloaked man's hood rose, yet the absolute darkness within was unchanged.
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Cloaked across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common