Meaning & use
Swathed
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Wrapped or bound in several layers of fabric or other material.
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The baby was swathed in a soft woolen blanket against the cold.
Fog swathed the entire valley by early morning.
A note on using this word
Related to 'swaddle,' both tracing back to an Old English word for a strip of cloth.
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