enrobed (Meaning)

enrobed

to cover with or as if with a robe, coat sense 2

The chocolate-covered strawberries were enrobed in a thick layer of rich, dark chocolate.
The steak was enrobed in a savory crust of herbs and spices, enhancing its flavor.
The statue of the goddess was enrobed in a flowing gown, symbolizing purity and grace.
The walls of the castle were enrobed in ivy, giving it a mystical and enchanting appearance.
The bride's bouquet was enrobed in delicate lace, adding a touch of elegance to the ceremony.
The child was bundled up in a cozy blanket, enrobed in warmth and comfort.
The pastry chef enrobed the éclairs in a glossy glaze, making them irresistible to the eye.
The mountain summit was enrobed in a blanket of snow, painting a serene and majestic picture.
The actor enrobed himself in the character's costume, transforming himself into a different persona.
The Christmas tree was enrobed in twinkling lights, spreading joy and merriments throughout the room.

to cover with or as if with a robe, coat sense 2

clad, clothed, dressed, vestured, decked (out),attired, wrapped, dressed up, appareled, apparelled

stript,stripped, disrobed, undressed, unclothed, unveiled, untrussed, divested, disarrayed, uncovered

The chocolate-covered strawberries were enrobed in a thick layer of rich, dark chocolate.

The steak was enrobed in a savory crust of herbs and spices, enhancing its flavor.

The statue of the goddess was enrobed in a flowing gown, symbolizing purity and grace.

The walls of the castle were enrobed in ivy, giving it a mystical and enchanting appearance.