embowered Antonyms
Meaning of embowered
embowered
to shelter or enclose in or as if in a bower, to shelter or enclose in or as if in a shelter of tree branches
embowered Sentence Examples
- The ancient castle stood embowered amidst towering trees, its stone walls hidden by a verdant canopy.
- The secluded cottage was embowered in a garden of fragrant roses, their petals creating a fragrant tapestry.
- The young couple strolled hand-in-hand through the moonlit garden, their path embowered with blossoming jasmine.
- The winding river flowed gently past the town, its banks embowered with weeping willows that dipped their branches into the water.
- The abandoned church stood embowered in a thicket of brambles, its crumbling walls overgrown with ivy.
- The hikers marveled at the towering redwoods, their massive trunks embowered with a labyrinth of ferns and undergrowth.
- The mountain meadow was embowered with wildflowers, a vibrant carpet of petals that swayed in the gentle breeze.
- The waterfall cascaded down a rocky cliff, its base embowered with emerald-green mosses and delicate plants.
- The old library was embowered in bookshelves filled with countless volumes, the scent of aging paper permeating the air.
- The ancient ruins were embowered in vines, their crumbling stones entwined with the verdant foliage that had reclaimed them.
FAQs About the word embowered
to shelter or enclose in or as if in a bower, to shelter or enclose in or as if in a shelter of tree branches
shrouded, inclosed, enclosed, encased, enveloped,wrapped, involved, veiled, cloaked,mantled
denuded,exposed, stripped, bared,stript,
The ancient castle stood embowered amidst towering trees, its stone walls hidden by a verdant canopy.
The secluded cottage was embowered in a garden of fragrant roses, their petals creating a fragrant tapestry.
The young couple strolled hand-in-hand through the moonlit garden, their path embowered with blossoming jasmine.
The winding river flowed gently past the town, its banks embowered with weeping willows that dipped their branches into the water.
