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swaddle

[swod-l] / ˈswɒd l /
VERB
swathe
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VERB
wrap
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Example Sentences

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Whether cracked, stony or swaddled in plastic, the parched earth seen in Nadia Bseiso’scolor photographs exemplifies the title she has given her entire series: “Unfertile Crescent.”

From Washington Post

And some framed items are swaddled in bubble wrap, lying on the floor waiting to be hung.

From Los Angeles Times

Caruso’s wine list is brief, but in keeping with the Italian American theme — chianti comes swaddled in straw — and priced to please, with bottles including lambrusco and super Tuscans averaging $47.

From Washington Post

They were quickly placed in incubators and swaddled in polythene wrapping to act like a womb and regulate their body temperature.

From BBC

Casting a harsh high beam on a growing societal problem, swaddled in mental-health resources and caveats, it doesn’t so much illuminate as irradiate.

From New York Times