wrapped

[ræpt]

wrapped Definition

  • 1covered or enclosed with paper or other material
  • 2engrossed or absorbed in something

Using wrapped: Examples

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

  • Example

    The gift was beautifully wrapped.

  • Example

    She was wrapped in a warm blanket.

  • Example

    He was so wrapped up in his work that he didn't notice the time.

  • Example

    I'm completely wrapped up in this book.

wrapped Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for wrapped

Phrases with wrapped

  • wrapped around someone's finger

    to have complete control over someone, often used when someone is easily manipulated or influenced

    Example

    She has him wrapped around her finger and can get him to do anything she wants.

  • to be excessively self-absorbed or self-centered

    Example

    He's so wrapped up in himself that he doesn't care about anyone else's feelings.

  • to be overly protected or sheltered from the world

    Example

    Her parents have always wrapped her up in cotton wool, never letting her experience anything difficult or challenging.

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Summary: wrapped in Brief

The term 'wrapped' [ræpt] describes something that is covered or enclosed with paper or other material, such as a gift. It can also refer to being engrossed or absorbed in something, like a book or work. Phrases like 'wrapped around someone's finger' and 'wrapped up in oneself' denote control or self-absorption, while 'wrapped up in cotton wool' implies overprotection.

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