Definitions and Examples of wrapped, covered, concealed
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Covered or enclosed in paper, cloth, or other material.
Example
The gift was beautifully wrapped with a ribbon and bow.
Having something on top or over as a protective layer.
Example
The car was covered with a tarp to protect it from the rain.
Hidden or kept secret from view.
Example
The treasure was concealed in a secret compartment.
Key Differences: wrapped vs covered vs concealed
- 1Wrapped refers to something that is covered with paper, cloth, or other material.
- 2Covered means having something on top or over as a protective layer.
- 3Concealed implies that something is hidden or kept secret from view.
Effective Usage of wrapped, covered, concealed
- 1Gift-giving: Use wrapped to describe presents that are covered in paper or cloth.
- 2Weather: Use covered to describe objects that are protected from the elements.
- 3Mystery: Use concealed to describe hidden or secret objects or information.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unwrapped are wrapped, covered, and concealed. These words describe the state of an object that is either covered or uncovered. Use these words to describe gift-wrapping, weather protection, and hidden or secret objects or information.
