Meanings of enveloped in mist in English

The next day the wind had gone down and we were enveloped in mist.

The lake appeared to be still enveloped in mist.

Soon after the sun appeared above the horizon the distant land was again enveloped in mist.

The most sagacious and most prudent were groping their way towards a future enveloped in mist.

We were sometimes so enveloped in mist, that we could not, without difficulty, find our way.

At night forest and river were again enveloped in mist, and the air before sunrise was quite cold.

Though we were enveloped in mist as usual, we trusted that there was a bright day behind it.

The room seemed enveloped in mist.

I was unable to take many back bearings, as the higher portions of the ranges were enveloped in mist.

That night the weather changed, and thenceforth the mountains were constantly enveloped in mist, while it rained almost daily.

At times you are enveloped in mist,-themorning wind sweeps by you with a shout,-youhear the far-off muttering thunders.

We turned back on nearing it, and beheld the plain we had traversed appearing like the sea enveloped in mist and cloud.

A poet of the Vedas says, "The chanters of hymns go about enveloped in mist, and unsatisfied with idle talk".

The hilltop was enveloped in mist, and they were unseen until the Lancashire Fusiliers, who were leading, were within fifty yards of the top.

(1) The ancient hymns are still " enveloped in mist," owing to the difficulty of their language and the variety of modern renderings and interpretations.