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synonyms for covers
- canvas
- cap
- dress
- envelope
- front
- jacket
- lid
- mask
- roof
- screen
- sheet
- tent
- top
- umbrella
- awning
- bark
- binding
- camouflage
- canopy
- caparison
- case
- ceiling
- cloak
- clothing
- coating
- covering
- coverlet
- disguise
- dome
- drop
- facade
- guise
- hood
- integument
- marquee
- masquerade
- overlay
- paint
- parasol
- polish
- pretense
- put-on
- seal
- semblance
- sheath
- shroud
- spread
- stopper
- tarp
- tarpaulin
- tegument
- varnish
- veil
- veneer
- window-dressing
- wrapper
- wraps
- false front
- fig leaf
- smoke screen
- front
- shelter
- screen
- sanctuary
- defense
- harbor
- covert
- drop
- camouflage
- haven
- guard
- protection
- safety
- refuge
- security
- asylum
- concealment
- port
- retreat
- harborage
- protect
- coat
- blanket
- shroud
- enclose
- dress
- bury
- layer
- overcast
- shield
- mantle
- eclipse
- crown
- surface
- daub
- disguise
- stash
- hood
- carpet
- overlay
- cache
- cloak
- camouflage
- house
- curtain
- clothe
- screen
- envelop
- superimpose
- veil
- canopy
- enfold
- conceal
- invest
- cap
- mask
- enshroud
- shade
- ensconce
- obscure
- secrete
- put on
- overspread
- superpose
- encase
- board up
- bush up
- cover up
- do on the sly
- set on
- reach
- involve
- examine
- encompass
- comprise
- survey
- incorporate
- consider
- suffice
- comprehend
- embrace
- embody
- meet
- deal with
- provide for
- be enough
- refer to
- take account of
- offset
- insure
- balance
- relieve
- counterbalance
- substitute
- double for
- make good
- make up for
- stand in for
- take over
- take the rap for
On this page you'll find 280 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to covers, such as: lid, canvas, sheet, mask, screen, and cap.
antonyms for covers
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- leave alone
- forget
- abandon
- lay out
- take out
- tell
- let go
- show
- expose
- open
- lay bare
- reveal
- exclude
- ignore
- disregard
- unwrap
- unmask
- uncover
- leave alone
- forget
- abandon
- reveal
- lay out
- lay bare
- hurt
- lay open
- open
- exclude
- ignore
- disregard
- unwrap
- injure
- harm
- uncover
- endanger
- surrender
- leave alone
- forget
- abandon
- reveal
- lay out
- lay bare
- separate
- divide
- neglect
- fail
- disregard
- unwrap
- uncover
- reject
- ignore
- exclude
- leave alone
- forget
- abandon
- reveal
- lay out
- lay bare
- exclude
- ignore
- disregard
- unwrap
- uncover
- suppress
- hide
- conceal
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Again the sallow fingers began to play with the book-covers, passing from one to another, but always slowly and gently.
BELLA DONNAROBERT HICHENSThe station now covers nearly 12 acres, the length of platforms exceeding 1-1/2 miles.
SHOWELL'S DICTIONARY OF BIRMINGHAMTHOMAS T. HARMAN AND WALTER SHOWELLAnd of the world of to-day, be it remembered, elective democratic control covers only a part of the field.
THE UNSOLVED RIDDLE OF SOCIAL JUSTICESTEPHEN LEACOCKTheir property at Black Lake covers 102 acres, and is described as being a mile long by 520 feet wide.
ASBESTOSROBERT H. JONESIt was a maxim of Napoleon that success covers everything, that it is only failure which cannot be forgiven.
NAPOLEON'S MARSHALSR. P. DUNN-PATTISONOn the table some kind of cold repast was laid, the viands concealed under china covers.
DOPESAX ROHMERLet the folds be adorned with leaves and branches fastened to them, while a trailing wreath covers the gay-decked gates.
THE RELIGION OF ANCIENT ROMECYRIL BAILEY"Potted tongue," she exclaimed, dodging round the table, and lifting various covers.
ELSTER'S FOLLYMRS. HENRY WOODThe round trip covers a distance of about seventy-five miles and occupies eight or ten hours.
BRITISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARTHOMAS D. MURPHYIt is the variable lake of Czirknitz, which sometimes covers sixty-three square miles, and is sometimes dry.
CHAUCER'S WORKS, VOLUME 1 (OF 7) -- ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE; MINOR POEMSGEOFFREY CHAUCER