sheathed

[ʃiːðd]

sheathed Definition

• 1. enclosed in a protective covering
• 2. to put a weapon, especially a knife, into a protective covering

Using sheathed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sheathed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The sword was sheathed in a leather scabbard.

• Example

  The cable is sheathed in plastic to protect it from moisture.

• Example

  He sheathed his knife and put it back in his pocket.

sheathed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sheathed

• encased
• wrapped
• covered
• protected
• cased

Phrases with sheathed

• barely sheathed

  not completely covered or protected

  Example

  The wire was barely sheathed, leaving it vulnerable to damage.

• sheathed in secrecy

  kept hidden or confidential

  Example

  The project was sheathed in secrecy until its official announcement.

• sheathed in armor

  wearing protective gear or clothing

  Example

  The knight was sheathed in armor from head to toe.

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Summary: sheathed in Brief

The term 'sheathed' [ʃiːðd] refers to something that is enclosed in a protective covering. This can refer to weapons like knives or swords, as in 'He sheathed his knife and put it back in his pocket,' or to cables and wires, as in 'The cable is sheathed in plastic to protect it from moisture.' The phrase 'barely sheathed' implies that something is not completely covered or protected.