overcover (Meaning)
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overcover (v. t.)
To cover up.
Synonyms & Antonyms of overcover
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overcover Sentence Examples
- The dense overcover of trees cast long shadows on the forest floor.
- The thick overcover of clouds obscured the sun, creating a gloomy atmosphere.
- The overcover of vegetation provided shelter for a variety of wildlife.
- The vines formed a tangled overcover that made the trail difficult to navigate.
- The overcover of snow protected the plants from the harsh winter cold.
- The overcover of roof tiles prevented water damage to the house.
- The overcover of wildflowers attracted pollinators and added color to the meadow.
- The overcover of leaves provided a perfect hiding place for the young rabbit.
- The overcover of mushrooms created a eerie atmosphere in the damp forest.
- The overcover of moss covered the old stone wall, giving it a weathered and ancient appearance.
FAQs About the word overcover
To cover up.
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No antonyms found.
The dense overcover of trees cast long shadows on the forest floor.
The thick overcover of clouds obscured the sun, creating a gloomy atmosphere.
The overcover of vegetation provided shelter for a variety of wildlife.
The vines formed a tangled overcover that made the trail difficult to navigate.
