noun
- cloth or material used for wrapping
verb
- wrapping or binding with cloth or bandages
Usage: present participle of ‘swathe’
Examples
- The nurse was swathing the patient’s injured arm in clean bandages.
- She spent the morning swathing the newborn baby in soft blankets.
- The mummy was preserved by swathing it in linen strips.
- The swathing around the wound needed to be changed daily.
- Ancient burial practices included swathing the deceased in ceremonial cloth.
- The doctor recommended swathing the sprained ankle for support.
- Layers of swathing protected the fragile artifact during transport.