cloaked
/kloʊkt/
verb
- Past tense of cloak: to cover or hide something, as if with a cloak.
- The spy cloaked his true identity with a fake passport.
- Dark clouds cloaked the moon, leaving the camp in darkness.
- She cloaked her nervousness with a confident tone.
adjective
- Wearing a cloak; covered or hidden by a cloak.
- A cloaked rider approached the castle gate at dusk.
- The cloaked figure walked silently through the foggy streets.
- The magician appeared on stage, cloaked in a long velvet robe.
- Disguised or concealed, as if by a cloak; hidden from view or understanding.
- Her sadness was cloaked behind a cheerful smile.
- The mountain peak remained cloaked in mist all morning.
- The company's true intentions were cloaked in confusing legal language.
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