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Meaning of overveil
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overveil (v. t.)
To veil or cover.
overveil Sentence Examples
- The thick fog overveiled the distant hills, obscuring their majestic peaks.
- The ornate canopy overveiled the celestial bodies, creating a mystical ambiance.
- Time's relentless march overveiled the memories of our youth, leaving only faint echoes.
- The veil of secrecy overveiled the government's covert operations, shielding them from public scrutiny.
- A veil of sadness overveiled her features, hinting at a hidden pain.
- The thick smoke overveiled the battlefield, making it impossible to discern friend from foe.
- The veil of illusion overveiled the true nature of the situation, preventing us from seeing it clearly.
- The veil of prejudice overveiled the hearts of many, blinding them to the truth.
- The veil of doubt overveiled my confidence, casting a shadow over my endeavors.
- The veil of darkness overveiled the moonlit sky, plunging the world into an eerie slumber.
FAQs About the word overveil
To veil or cover.
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The thick fog overveiled the distant hills, obscuring their majestic peaks.
The ornate canopy overveiled the celestial bodies, creating a mystical ambiance.
Time's relentless march overveiled the memories of our youth, leaving only faint echoes.
The veil of secrecy overveiled the government's covert operations, shielding them from public scrutiny.
