enwreathed Synonyms

Strongest:

to encircle with or as if with a wreath

The bride was enwreathed in a delicate veil, framing her radiant face.
The ancient tree stood tall, its massive branches enwreathed with verdant ivy.
The victor's laurels were enwreathed around his head, a symbol of his triumph.
The statue of the goddess was enwreathed with fragrant flowers, honoring her divine presence.
The lovers embraced, their arms enwreathed around each other, a testament to their enduring bond.
The altar was enwreathed with intricate carvings, depicting scenes from ancient mythology.
The mountain summit was enwreathed in a thick blanket of fog, obscuring its rugged terrain.
The poet's words were enwreathed with lyrical beauty and evocative imagery, captivating the listeners.
The old sailor's weathered face was enwreathed with wrinkles, each line a testament to his countless adventures.
The sky was enwreathed with brilliant hues of orange and pink, signaling the onset of a breathtaking sunset.

to encircle with or as if with a wreath

tied up, wound, looped, winded, circled, wrapped, engirdled, swathed, trussed, engirded

unwrapped, ungirded, untied,unwound, unshackled, unbound,unlashed

The bride was enwreathed in a delicate veil, framing her radiant face.

The ancient tree stood tall, its massive branches enwreathed with verdant ivy.

The victor's laurels were enwreathed around his head, a symbol of his triumph.

The statue of the goddess was enwreathed with fragrant flowers, honoring her divine presence.