cocooning (Meaning)

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cocooning (n)

retreating to the seclusion of your home (as for privacy or escape)

No weak antonyms found.

After a busy week, I embraced the comfort of cocooning at home with a good book and a steaming cup of tea.
The rainy weather encouraged a weekend of cocooning, filled with movies, board games, and cozy blankets.
As an introvert, I find joy in occasional evenings of cocooning, recharging my social battery in solitude.
During the pandemic, cocooning became a necessity, leading many to discover the joys of a slower pace of life.
Some hotels now offer "cocooning packages" designed for guests who want a luxurious and relaxing in-room experience.
While cocooning can be a healthy form of self-care, it's important to maintain some social connection as well.
Parents of young children often dream of a quiet afternoon of cocooning, free from constant demands.
The trend of "hygge," emphasizing coziness and well-being, aligns perfectly with the concept of cocooning.
After a stressful presentation, I found comfort in cocooning with my loved ones, sharing laughter and stories.
While cocooning can be a temporary retreat, it's important to find a balance with engaging with the outside world.

retreating to the seclusion of your home (as for privacy or escape)

encasing, enveloping, shrouding,wrapping, enclosing, muffling, enshrouding, embedding, bosoming, veiling

baring,exposing, baring, exposing, stripping, stripping,denuding, denuding,

After a busy week, I embraced the comfort of cocooning at home with a good book and a steaming cup of tea.

The rainy weather encouraged a weekend of cocooning, filled with movies, board games, and cozy blankets.

As an introvert, I find joy in occasional evenings of cocooning, recharging my social battery in solitude.

During the pandemic, cocooning became a necessity, leading many to discover the joys of a slower pace of life.