swathed
Meaning
of Swathe
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
And so, you see, I have been swathed in weddings, basking in the festivities of first toasts and slow dances, meaningful glances between bride and groom and a joyful throng of people wanting to dance along.
In New York City on Sunday night, the lights of Madison Square Garden were swathed in purple and gold, signature colors of the Lakers.
Either way, it still sounds amazing: a brooding storm of guitar noise and thumping drums with Curtis’s voice distant and swathed in cavernous echo.
Primly dressed and swathed in mystery like a pre-Code film star, she has bandaged forearms, the relics of a suicide attempt she keeps insisting was an accident.
The 177-year-old tower has been swathed in scaffolding for the past three years as craftsmen refurbish its stonework and famous 12-tonne clock.
I love the way risotto looks on a spoon: all those glistening kernels clumped together, swathed in stock.