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Meanings of mantled 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 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.
Usage of mantled in English
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.
6
A rich bloom mantled on the face of Cecilia, as she replied:
7
Darkness mantled all; for the nearest street lamp was fully twenty yards beyond.
8
The peaks and upper slopes of the mountains were already mantled with snow.
9
Now antlered heads appeared beyond the openings between the snow-mantled trees.
10
North-east were the white cliffs of the Amerrique range, mantled with dark wood.
11
The dark rose-petals of her cheeks were mantled deeper red, but she laughed.
12
The darkness hid the scarlet flush which mantled The Kid's face.
13
The warm blood mantled the cheek of James under this reproof.
14
Beyond, the rocks began to be mantled with vines and gardens.
15
The first golden rays of sunshine illuminated the peaks of the snow-mantled mountains.
16
The colour mantled into her face, as if she had been doing wrong.
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Mantled across language varieties
United Kingdom
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