Definitions and Examples of hatted, covered, protected
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Wearing a hat or head covering.
Example
She always goes outside hatted to protect her face from the sun.
Having something on top to protect or conceal.
Example
The car was covered with a tarp to protect it from the rain.
Shielded or guarded from harm or danger.
Example
The soldiers were protected by their armor during the battle.
Key Differences: hatted vs covered vs protected
- 1Hatted specifically refers to wearing a hat or head covering.
- 2Covered can refer to anything that has something on top to protect or conceal it.
- 3Protected refers to being shielded or guarded from harm or danger.
Effective Usage of hatted, covered, protected
- 1Fashion: Use hatted to describe someone who is wearing a hat or head covering.
- 2Protection: Use covered to describe something that has something on top to protect it.
- 3Safety: Use protected to describe someone or something that is shielded or guarded from harm or danger.
Remember this!
The antonyms of bareheaded describe the state of having something on one's head. Hatted specifically refers to wearing a hat or head covering, covered can refer to anything that has something on top to protect or conceal it, and protected refers to being shielded or guarded from harm or danger. Use these words to describe fashion, protection, and safety.
