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Covered with or as if with clothes or a wrap or cloak.
wrapped
clothed
cloaked
mantled
covered
Draped.
curtained
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.
6
The Court had worn black, and the chapel was
draped
in crepe.
7
The soft charmeuse in her graceful gown was real and miraculously
draped
.
8
Pieces of old mahogany swelled forth; a peacock-patterned chintz
draped
the bedstead.
9
Three ambulances carrying coffins of the victims were
draped
in Lebanese flags.
10
Our bright orange LES pressure suits were
draped
on five La-Z-Boy-type recliners.
11
Then Vulgnash,
draped
in his crimson robes, had taken a young boy.
12
Thanks for the drink.' He stood,
draped
the bags over one shoulder.
13
For weeks at a time, sheets of dark water
draped
the windows.
14
The singer wore a white silk gown
draped
in perfect Grecian folds.
15
But what do Islamabadites think of having their security
draped
in advertising?
16
She
draped
my long sleeves artfully against the arms of the chair.
draped
drape
·
drape in
drape an arm
drape in mourning
drape loosely
drape windows