inswathed (Meaning)

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inswathed (imp. & p. p.)

of Inswathe

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The ancient mummy was inswathed in layers of linen, preserving its secrets for centuries.
The newborn babe inswathed in swaddling blankets slept peacefully in its cradle.
The wounded soldier's limbs were inswathed in gauze and bandages to prevent infection.
The Victorian lady's voluminous skirts were inswathed around her, creating a silhouette like a blooming rose.
The delicate porcelain figurine was inswathed in bubble wrap, protecting it from harm.
The precious manuscript was inswathed in parchment and concealed within a wooden box.
The enigmatic figure stood inswathed in a flowing cloak, hiding its features from view.
The ancient artifact was inswathed in moss and dirt, obscuring its true nature.
The snow-covered mountains inswathed the valley in a blanket of white, casting an ethereal glow on the landscape.
The grief-stricken mother inswathed her lost child's body in a shroud, preparing it for its final journey.

of Inswathe

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The ancient mummy was inswathed in layers of linen, preserving its secrets for centuries.

The newborn babe inswathed in swaddling blankets slept peacefully in its cradle.

The wounded soldier's limbs were inswathed in gauze and bandages to prevent infection.

The Victorian lady's voluminous skirts were inswathed around her, creating a silhouette like a blooming rose.