cloaked
4
6.8
- adjective
- /kloʊkt/
:
encubierto
- Then Allanon appeared, rising out of the black waters to a chorus of cries, a cloaked and hooded gray ghost come out of the netherworld to speak with the man who had been chosen as his successor.
- cloaked figure
- cloaked man
- cloaked woman
Fear, stubbornness, which is usually cloaked in fear.
- Fear, stubbornness, which is usually cloaked in fear.
- The main one perhaps, which is obvious in hindsight, is what's called cloaked units, which are invisible units.
- So I began to think of this as an invasion moving in parallel and being cloaked by a migration.
- And throughout the day you don't seem to be able to de robe yourself from that cloaked affect of the nightmare drenches you almost.
Examples
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You see climate change cloaked as green industrial policy.
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In the dim light of the alley, the cloaked figure seemed to vanish into the shadows.
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Once the cloaked ships set down, the next phase of the invasion may begin.
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Fear, stubbornness, which is usually cloaked in fear.
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D'Artagnan takes steps as if to join them, then turns back, eyes the door, the Cardinal, and the cloaked figure now behind it.
Fiction book (1993) -
When Pandora took out the trash after dinner that night, she saw a cloaked figure standing by the wash.
Fiction book (2001) -
The shadowy cloaked figures making their way down to the harbor are Hector and Thalia.
Fiction book (1993) -
Suddenly, William freezes; a shaft of moonlight illuminates a cloaked woman standing twenty feet ahead of him.
Fiction book (1995) -
The cloaked man laughed to himself as he caught the big, burly would-be killers blanching and turning away.
Fiction book (1992) -
A cloaked figure alighted and strode to the gatehouse, his cape flapping darkly behind him.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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2.0
Hidden so other people do not know about it
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1.1
A thing that is not easily seen or found
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6.0
Most people do not know about it
25
6.2
Partly hidden or not said clearly
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5.8
Hiding true feelings or intentions so others do not know
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4.2
Hidden so people do not know the true identity or purpose
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3.7
Hidden so people cannot see it
5
8.9
Being secret and mysterious like spy stories
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4.5
Hidden by colors or patterns that match the background
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7.7
Hidden and hard to understand because it is secret
A thing that is covered by a layer like a cloak or mist
How Hidden
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cloaked comes from cloak, an old word for a loose outer coat people wore to hide their clothes or move quietly. So to be cloaked is to be 'covered' or 'hidden', either by a real coat or by secret words and actions.