bathe
/beɪð/
verb
- To wash yourself or someone else in a bath or by pouring water over the body.
- The mother gently bathes her baby in warm water.
- After a long hike, he bathed in the cool stream.
- She likes to bathe in the evening to relax after work.
- To cover or surround something with a liquid, light, or other substance.
- She bathed the wound in antiseptic before bandaging it.
- The morning sun bathed the garden in golden light.
- The city was bathed in the glow of fireworks.
Antonyms
noun
- An act of washing in a bath or in water.
- He took a quick bathe in the lake before breakfast.
- The dog needed a bathe after rolling in the mud.
- After a long day, a warm bathe is very refreshing.