What is another word for enshrouded?

Pronunciation: [ɛnʃɹˈa͡ʊdɪd] (IPA)

The word "enshrouded" means to cover or surround completely, often in a mysterious or foggy manner. Some synonyms for this term include shrouded, concealed, veiled, cloaked, wrapped, masked, hidden, obscured, mystified, and blanketed. Each of these words describe an element of secrecy or mystery in the action of being enshrouded. For instance, "concealed" implies a deliberate attempt to hide something, while "masked" suggests that the true nature of something is being disguised. When you want to add a touch of mystery or intrigue to your language, consider using one of these synonyms for "enshrouded".

Synonyms for Enshrouded:

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A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Usage examples for Enshrouded

Of the woman who opened the door I learned, to my relief, that the family were at their place in Scotland, and that the house, enshrouded in dust-sheets, was in the hands of herself and her husband as caretakers.
"The Secrets of Potsdam"
William Le Queux
A gray mystery enshrouded us.
"My Attainment of the Pole"
Frederick A. Cook
But we were for weeks enshrouded in dense fogs, where nothing could be seen.
"My Attainment of the Pole"
Frederick A. Cook

Famous quotes with Enshrouded

  • "Excellence," besought Kai Lung, not without misgivings,"how many warriors, each having some actual existence, are there in your never-failing band?" "For all purposes save those of attack and defence there are fifteen score of the best and bravest, as their pay-sheets well attest," was the confident response. "In a strictly literal sense, however, there are no more than can be seen on a mist-enshrouded day with a resolutely closed eye."
    Ernest Bramah
  • The maiden---pure and without stain--lay sleeping on the small couch that occupied one corner of the closet. Her fair limbs were enshrouded in the light folds of a night-robe, and she lay in an attitude of perfect repose, one glowing cheek resting upon her uncovered arm, while over the other, waved the loosened curls of her glossy hair. The parting lips disclosed her teeth, white as ivory, while her youthful bosom came heaving up from the folds of her night-robe, like a billow that trembles for a moment in the moonlight, and then is suddenly lost to view. She lay there in all the ripening beauty of maidenhood, the light falling gently over her young limbs, their outlines marked by the easy folds of her robe, resembling in their roundness and richness of proportion, the swelling fulness of the rose-bud that needs but another beam of light, to open it into its perfect bloom.
    George Lippard

Related words: enshrouding, shrouded, shrouded in mystery, enshrouded in myth, enshrouded in a fog

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