Pronunciation: /riːðd/
verb to surround or encircle something in a ring or curve
A1 The flowers wreathed around the entrance of the house.
A2 She wreathed a smile on her face when she saw her friend.
B1 The vines wreathed themselves around the tree trunk.
B2 The smoke wreathed up from the chimney into the sky.
C1 The artist meticulously wreathed the intricate patterns on the ceiling.
C2 The fragrance of the incense wreathed through the room, creating a peaceful atmosphere.
adjective surrounded or covered with something, typically a wreath
A1 The wreathed wreath on the door looked festive.
A2 She wore a wreathed necklace made of flowers.
B1 The wreathed archway led to the garden.
B2 The wreathed vines climbed up the side of the building.
C1 The wreathed columns of the ancient temple were beautifully preserved.
C2 The wreathed garland around the fireplace added a touch of elegance to the room.
formal The wreathed wreath was carefully placed on the memorial statue.
informal She wreathed her hair with flowers for the music festival.
slang The graffiti artist wreathed the wall with colorful designs.
figurative His face was wreathed in smiles when he saw the surprise party.
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