Similar words: dismantled, mantle, dismantle, upper mantle, mantlepiece, lower mantle, antler, disgruntled. Meaning: ['mæntl] 
adj. covered with or as if with clothes or a wrap or cloak.
adj. covered with or as if with clothes or a wrap or cloak. 
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1. Snow mantled the hill.
2. Heavy mists mantled the forested slopes behind the village.
3. A small stream was mantled over with green mosses.
4. The whole district mantled in loveliest white.
5. The mountains are mantled in silver.
6. Clouds mantled the moon.
7. Her face mantled with shame.
8. Snow mantled the hills.
9. Snow mantled the trees.
10. The champagne mantled in the glass.
11. The colour mantled in her delicate sunburnt cheeks.
12. The girl's face mantled in joy.
13. The mountain was mantled with snow.
14. The damp rain mantled the whole city.
15. Due to over pumping groundwater,(sentencedict.com) hazard of mantled karst collapse may often take place there.
16. A silver - mantled knight dived in like a flash of daylight with blazing wonders.
17. A blush mantled over the bronzed cheek of the gladiator.
18. Golden - mantled ground squirrels live in underground burrows,[sentencedict.com] where they store their food.
19. Snow mantled the ground.
20. But should the Republicans control both houses of Congress, they should not expect, in the ashy dawn of November 3, a chastened president to appear in the Rose Garden mantled in sackcloth and ashes.
21. The big stores each have a professional Santa Claus, white - bearded, red - mantled, black - booted.
22. Moreover, the outwash discussed herein demonstrates unambiguous evidence that the Qinghai—Xizang(Tibet) Plateau in Quaternary is not mantled by a whole icecap.
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