1. wrapped or covered completely, especially in cloth or bandages
Usage: past tense and past participle of ‘enswathe’; literary

Examples

• The mummy was enswathed in layers of ancient linen.
• She enswathed the baby in a soft blanket.
• The injured soldier’s arm was enswathed in white bandages.
• The statue stood enswathed in protective cloth during the renovation.
• He enswathed himself in a heavy coat against the cold wind.
• The precious artifact was carefully enswathed before transport.