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casketed

8.6

An object kept inside a small decorated box to keep it safe or show it

adjective
/ˈkæskɪtɪd/

: envasado

Each artifact was carefully casketed to protect it from dust and damage.

Examples

The precious necklace was casketed in velvet and displayed in the gallery.
The family heirloom remained casketed for decades, untouched by anyone.
The beautiful jewels were casketed in a velvet-lined box.
He admired the casketed artifacts in the museum.
The precious necklace was casketed in velvet and displayed in the gallery.
Each artifact was carefully casketed to protect it from dust and damage.
The family heirloom remained casketed for decades, untouched by anyone.

Synonyms

boxed

vscasketed

1 3.9

A part of a page that has a small square or border to make it stand out

is smaller and ornamental, meant for safekeeping and display

sheathed

vscasketed

5.8

Covered by a protective layer or case

is a small ornamental enclosure used mainly for display and safekeeping

framed

vscasketed

2.8

Placed inside a border for support or decoration

encloses items in a small decorative container rather than a flat border

packaged

vscasketed

1.8

Placed inside a container for sale or transport

focuses on small ornamental storage and display rather than shipment

wrapped

vscasketed

1.0

Having a covering of paper or cloth, like a present

uses a rigid small ornamental case for safekeeping and display rather than loose wrapping

How Enclosed

casketed

8.6

boxed

1 3.9

cased

4.2

Surface Forms

casketed positive

Morphology

casketed = casket (transparent) = casket + ed

The adjective 'casketed' is transparently derived from the noun 'casket' with the addition of the suffix '-ed', indicating the state of being enclosed in a casket.

Etymology

Casketed comes from casket, a small 'box' used to keep jewels and other treasures, much like a case, so something casketed is safely put inside a little box for protection or display.