Synonyms for covered
cov·ered

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1. coveredadjective

   Antonyms:
   uncovered

2. coveredadjective

   Antonyms:
   uncovered

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1. coveredadjective

   overlaid or spread or topped with or enclosed within something; sometimes used as a combining form

   "women with covered faces"; "covered wagons"; "a covered balcony"

   Antonyms:
   denudate, undraped, naked, denuded, bald, bare, unroofed

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1. coveredadjective

   Synonyms:
   covert, screened, sheltered, protected, hidden

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1. List of paraphrases for "covered":

   referred, cover, governed, included, overlain, regulated, canopy, encompassed, addressed, protected, hedged, filled, treated, blanketed, coverage, borne, insured, coated, concerned, bezel, targeted, involved, met, treaties, overcast, subject

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1. Garcia Rawlins:

   As soon as I arrived, I saw that it was quite intense ... A fire started at the building entrance and a demonstrator, his face covered, ran and waved the national flag like a symbol of victory. Protesters celebrated but a few minutes later, riot police arrived and dispersed them very quickly.

2. Prince William:

   The 71 days alone on the Antarctic with over 900 statute miles covered and a gradual grinding down of my physical endurance finally took its toll today, and it is with sadness that I report it is journey's end -- so close to my goal. he was a man who showed great courage and determination.

3. Predrag Maric:

   The main problem is that the terrain is very rugged, inaccessible, technicians are dangling over deep ravines from cables covered with an inch of ice.

4. Toni Robinsons:

   Everything was always so beautiful, she frosted it with whipped cream and covered it with tons of white coconut flakes.

5. Adam Friedman:

   It's a triage tool that allows us to maintain social distancing, patients love it. ... It's quick and convenient and also covered by the majority of insurance companies, or inexpensive cash pay. One of our concerns with everyone putting off coming in is the chance of missing something.