Sheathe
Pronunciation: /ˈʃiːð/
Sheathe (verb)
- To put something into a cover or case for protection.
- To surround or enclose something closely, often to keep it safe.
Examples
- They will sheathe the sword in a decorative case.
- The vines will sheathe the old tree completely.
Common collocations: sheathe a weapon, sheathe in leather, sheathe tightly, sheathe in darkness