Mantled
Pronunciation: /ˈmæntlɪd/
Mantled (adj)
- Covered with a thin layer of something, so the surface looks different.
- Wearing a cloak or large piece of clothing that covers the body.
- Having a feeling or idea present, but not clearly shown because something else covers it.
Mantled (verb)
- Having been covered or lined with a layer, often as a result of a process.
Examples
- The old road was mantled by sand after many storms.
- The ruins were mantled by vines over the years.
Mantled (adjective)
Examples
- The statue was mantled in dust after the renovation.
- The roof was mantled with moss during the rainy season.