blanketed
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Covered with or as if with a blanket: Describes something that is completely covered or enveloped, often creating a uniform layer, similar to how a blanket covers a bed.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The hills were blanketed in thick fog, making the road invisible.
- After the storm, the entire town was blanketed with a heavy layer of snow.
- A sense of silence blanketed the room after the shocking announcement.
Advanced Usage
- "to be blanketed by/in something": To be completely covered or overwhelmed by something, often an abstract concept.
- The city was blanketed in a cloud of smoke from the wildfires.
- The scandal blanketed the company in controversy for months.
Variants and Related Words
- Blanket (noun): A large piece of soft material used as a covering for warmth.
- She wrapped herself in a warm blanket.
- Blanket (verb): To cover something completely.
- Snow blanketed the valley overnight.
- Blanket (adjective): Applying to all cases or instances; general.
- The company issued a blanket apology to all customers.
Synonyms
- Covered: Having a layer over the top.
- Enveloped: Completely surrounded or covered.
- Shrouded: Covered and concealed.
- Mantled: Covered with or as if with a cloak.
Related Phrases
- "A blanket of...": A common phrase to describe a thick, continuous layer of something.
- A blanket of stars covered the night sky.
- A blanket of leaves covered the forest floor.
Adjective
- covered with (or as if with) a blanket