sheathe

/ʃiːð/
verb
  1. To put (a knife or sword) into a sheath.
    • He carefully sheathed the blade to avoid cutting himself.
    • Please sheathe the knife before putting it in your bag.
    • The knight sheathed his sword after the battle.
  2. To cover or encase something with a protective layer.
    • The ship's hull is sheathed in copper to prevent corrosion.
    • The wires are sheathed in rubber for insulation.
    • They sheathed the building's exterior in glass panels.
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