cloak
/kloʊk/
verb
- To hide, cover, or conceal something.
- She tried to cloak her nervousness with a confident tone.
- The negotiations were cloaked in mystery.
- Snow cloaked the entire village in white.
Antonyms
noun
- A loose outer garment that covers the body and arms, often worn over other clothes for warmth or protection.
- He hung his wet cloak by the fireplace to dry.
- She wrapped her wool cloak tightly around her shoulders against the cold wind.
- The wizard's cloak was dark blue and covered in silver stars.
- Something that hides, covers, or conceals something else.
- They carried out their plans under a cloak of secrecy.
- His friendly smile was a cloak for his true intentions.
- The thick fog acted as a cloak, hiding the mountains from view.