cloak

Converse of object

• tatter: Pulling her tattered cloak around her shoulders she proceeded up the steps.
• don: As the Ottoman Turks lost ground to the West, they increasingly donned the cloak of the Caliphate.
• wear: They wore a red cloak with a shield of the arms of St George on the left shoulder.

Adjective modifier

• hooded: L took off all her ( black ) clothes and put on the Goddess ' black hooded cloak.
• scarlet: No more the well trained horses, no more the scarlet cloaks, No more the great golden plumes.
• woolen: For ordinary times they would just wear a simple woolen cloak over their tunic.
• ragged: He wears a long ragged cloak and an old wide-brimmed hat, so you can't see his eyes.
• purple: And when they had mocked him, they stripped him of the purple cloak, and put his own clothes on him.

Modifies a noun

• cupboard: Hall A short set of steps from the main hall leads up to a further hall area with a large recessed cloaks cupboard.

Noun used with modifier

• invisibility: Believe it or not, an invisibility cloak is one subject of these new collaborations.
• velvet: And a velvet cloak drags across south Ontario and falls here on the small brick farm house.
• downstairs: Large sitting room with exposed beams and fireplace with log burner, downstairs cloaks, 2 staircases.

Preposition: in

• secrecy: For obvious reasons, their existence was cloaked in secrecy which remains habitual for many veterans even today.
• mist: The balanced stone outcrops cloaked in a gray mist looked prehistoric and compounded the eerie atmosphere.

Preposition: of

• invisibility: I got away by casting a cloak of invisibility about myself.
• anonymity: However, the real problem may be the cloak of anonymity behind which bureaucrats like Mr Stewart prefer to hide.
• secrecy: In many cases there seems to be a cloak of secrecy drawn around them.
• respectability: The one that oppresses under the cloak of respectability and the protection of citizens.
• darkness: You walk around in your cloak of darkness, Too blind to see the light.

Preposition: with

• hood: On the threshold stood a man in a long black cloak with a loose hood like a monk's.