Thesaurus / wreathe
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As I looked down the property’s main lawn, Opus 40 framed the majestic Overlook Mountain to the west, its peak wreathed in fog.
THE HUDSON VALLEY’S OUTDOOR ART PARKS MAKE FOR AN ALLURING PANDEMIC DESTINATIONNEVIN MARTELLAPRIL 23, 2021WASHINGTON POSTAh, "fools and blind," you little know that you are making a garland of imperishable beauty to wreathe around His brow!
EXPOSITOR'S BIBLE: THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEWJOHN MONRO GIBSONExamples are wreath (with th as in think), but to wreathe (with th as in then); house, but to house (with s pronounced like z).
LANGUAGEEDWARD SAPIRFifty paces below, a column of opal smoke had begun to wreathe and stretch a languid flag.
THE AMAZING MARRIAGE, COMPLETEGEORGE MEREDITHTaking out a little cigarette case, she lights a cigarette, and watches the puff's of smoke wreathe shout her and die away.
A BIT O' LOVE (FOURTH SERIES PLAYS)JOHN GALSWORTHYMost of such words are verbs, so distinguished from their cognate substantives, as wreathe from wreath.
NOTES AND QUERIES, NUMBER 189, JUNE 11, 1853VARIOUSInstead of using hats, they wreathe about their heads a fancy-colored shawl or handkerchief.
EARLY WESTERN TRAVELS 1748-1846, VOLUME XXVARIOUSSo, when she did open her eyes, that consummate courage which is mistaken for histrionism made her wreathe her lips in a smile.
FIND THE WOMANARTHUR SOMERS ROCHELoving hands were impatient to wreathe their brows with the garlands of victory.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF FRANK G. ALLEN, MINISTER OF THE GOSPELFRANK G. ALLENWe wreathe and festoon every bare old bowlder and every niche made barren by the winds.
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