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Meaning of curtaining (off)
curtaining (off)
to separate or cover (something) by using a curtain
curtaining (off) Sentence Examples
- The heavy curtains billowed and danced, curtaining off the living room from the outside world.
- A thick, velvet drape curtained off the alcove, creating a private and intimate space.
- To prevent interruptions during her rehearsal, the actress had her dressing room curtained off from the stage.
- The white muslin curtains gently curtained off the French windows, casting a soft glow into the sunlit room.
- The tall wooden screen acted as a curtain, curtaining off the hallway from the main room.
- The thick, dark curtains curtained off most of the sunlight, plunging the room into a cozy darkness.
- The beaded curtain gently swayed in the breeze, curtaining off the entrance to the outdoor patio.
- To preserve the illusion of privacy, the stage curtains were carefully curtained off before the performance began.
- Tall potted plants were strategically placed around the seating area, curtaining off it from the rest of the room.
- The tattered canvas curtained off a section of the abandoned warehouse, revealing a hidden stash of old treasures.
FAQs About the word curtaining (off)
to separate or cover (something) by using a curtain
blocking (off),screening (off), closing (off),walling (off), guarding,blockading, locking, gating, hedging, obstructing
opening, unbarring, unbolting,reopening, unblocking,
The heavy curtains billowed and danced, curtaining off the living room from the outside world.
A thick, velvet drape curtained off the alcove, creating a private and intimate space.
To prevent interruptions during her rehearsal, the actress had her dressing room curtained off from the stage.
The white muslin curtains gently curtained off the French windows, casting a soft glow into the sunlit room.
