Definitions and Examples of covered, protected, concealed
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Having something on top or over to protect or conceal.
Example
The car was covered with a tarp to protect it from the rain.
Shielded from harm, danger, or damage.
Example
The endangered species were protected by law to prevent their extinction.
Hidden or kept secret from view or knowledge.
Example
The treasure was concealed in a secret compartment behind the bookshelf.
Key Differences: covered vs protected vs concealed
- 1Covered refers to something that has a physical layer on top or over it to protect or conceal it.
- 2Protected implies a state of being shielded from harm, danger, or damage.
- 3Concealed means something is hidden or kept secret from view or knowledge.
Effective Usage of covered, protected, concealed
- 1Daily Life: Use covered to describe objects that have something on top or over them.
- 2Safety: Use protected to describe people or things that are shielded from harm or danger.
- 3Mystery: Use concealed to describe secrets or hidden objects.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of coverless are covered, protected, and concealed. Use covered to describe objects that have something on top or over them, protected to describe people or things that are shielded from harm or danger, and concealed to describe secrets or hidden objects.
