# cloaked

Pronunciation: say "KLOHKT" US /ˈkloʊkt/, UK /kləʊkt/

## Verb

1. Past tense and past participle of cloak. — simple past and past participle of cloak
   - Simple: Past tense and past participle of cloak. Use it for something that already happened.
   - _The company cloaked its losses in vague accounting language._
   - _The starship cloaked seconds before the enemy fleet came within range._

## Adjective

2. Covered over or hidden from view, or disguised so that the truth is not seen.
   - Simple: Covered up, hidden, or made to look like something else.
   - _The whole project was cloaked in secrecy until the launch._
   - _By dawn the valley lay cloaked in a thick gray fog._
3. Wearing a cloak, the long outer garment that hangs loosely from the shoulders.
   - Simple: Wearing a cloak, a long piece of clothing that hangs from your shoulders.
   - _A cloaked figure stood motionless at the end of the alley._
   - _The cloaked riders galloped through the storm toward the castle._
4. In science fiction, made invisible by advanced technology.
   - Simple: In science fiction, made impossible to see by very advanced machines.
   - _The cloaked starship slipped past the enemy patrol undetected._
   - _Not even the station's best sensors could find the cloaked vessel._

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