cocooned (Meaning)
cocooned
a protective covering placed or sprayed over military or naval equipment in storage, any of various other protective coverings produced by animals, a covering suggesting a cocoon, an envelope often largely of silk which an insect larva forms about itself and in which it passes the pupa stage, something suggesting a cocoon especially in providing protection or in producing isolation, an envelope usually of silk which the larva of some insects (as moths) forms about itself and in which it passes the pupa stage compare chrysalis, to wrap or envelop in or as if in a cocoon
Synonyms & Antonyms of cocooned
cocooned Sentence Examples
- The baby was cocooned in a blanket, warm and cozy.
- The caterpillar was cocooned in its silk threads, preparing for its transformation.
- The astronaut was cocooned in his suit, isolated from the harsh environment of space.
- The patient was cocooned in a hyperbaric chamber, receiving oxygen therapy.
- The survivor was cocooned in the wreckage, awaiting rescue.
- The homeless man was cocooned in cardboard boxes, seeking shelter from the elements.
- The prisoner was cocooned in a solitary confinement cell, isolated from the outside world.
- The hiker was cocooned in a tent, protected from the cold and rain.
- The scientist was cocooned in a laboratory, dedicated to their research.
- The artist was cocooned in their studio, immersed in their creative process.
FAQs About the word cocooned
a protective covering placed or sprayed over military or naval equipment in storage, any of various other protective coverings produced by animals, a covering s
encased,wrapped, enclosed, shrouded, enveloped, lapped, enwrapped,draped, encompassed, enshrouded
bared,exposed, denuded, stripped,stript,
The baby was cocooned in a blanket, warm and cozy.
The caterpillar was cocooned in its silk threads, preparing for its transformation.
The astronaut was cocooned in his suit, isolated from the harsh environment of space.
The patient was cocooned in a hyperbaric chamber, receiving oxygen therapy.
