veiling

/'veiliɳ/
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veiling

A bride adjusts her delicate veiling before the ceremony.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A net of transparent fabric with a loose open weave: A sheer, often fine, fabric used to cover or drape something, traditionally used for hats or to cover the face.
    • The act of covering or concealing with a veil: The action of obscuring something from view or knowledge.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun (Fabric):

    • The bride's veiling was made of the finest silk tulle.
    • She bought a yard of black veiling to make a mourning hat.
  • Noun (Act of covering):

    • The veiling of the statue before the ceremony added to the sense of mystery.
    • The veiling of the truth by the officials was eventually uncovered.
Advanced Usage
  • "Veiling glare" (technical term): In optics, stray light that reduces the contrast in an image.
    • The photographer used a lens hood to reduce veiling glare.
Variants and Related Words
  • Veil (n/v): The related item (a piece of fabric) or the action.

    • She wore a long veil. (n)
    • Fog began to veil the mountains. (v)
  • Unveiling (n): The act of revealing or removing a veil.

    • The unveiling of the new product is scheduled for next week.
Synonyms
  • Gauze: A thin, transparent fabric.
  • Netting: An open-mesh fabric.
  • Concealment: The action of hiding something.
Related Phrases
  • Veiling of the intellect (literary/philosophical): A metaphor for something that obscures understanding or truth.
    • The philosopher spoke of prejudice as a veiling of the intellect.
veiling

A bride adjusts her delicate veiling before the ceremony.

Noun
  1. a net of transparent fabric with a loose open weave