Swaddled

The athlete's injured ankle was swaddled in a compression wrap to reduce swelling.

The grandmother swaddled the cat in a towel to give it medicine.

The government swaddled the opposition party by limiting their access to media.

The parent swaddled the baby tightly to prevent sudden movements during the car ride.

The snowman was swaddled in a scarf and hat to protect him from the cold.

The goalkeeper swaddled the ball in his arms to prevent the opposing team from scoring.

The teacher swaddled the young student with encouragement and support.

The doctor swaddled the medical records, not wanting them to fall into the wrong hands.

The injured bird was swaddled in a cloth to keep it warm.

The organization swaddled its employees with an overbearing hierarchical structure.

The electronics were swaddled in airtight packaging to prevent moisture.

The chef swaddled the fish in a bed of herbs and spices before cooking.

The caregiver swaddled the elderly patient with care and attention.

The baby was swaddled in a soft blanket to keep her warm and cozy.

The family swaddled the body in a quilt made by the deceased.

The culture swaddled women with traditional gender roles, restricting their career opportunities.

The undertaker swaddled the corpse in a burial shroud before placing it in the coffin.

The parents swaddled their child, not wanting them to get cold in the winter night.

The father swaddled the baby in a special blanket designed for swaddling.

The statue was swaddled in blankets to avoid damage during the move.

The hiker was swaddled in warm clothes to protect from the cold.

The patient was swaddled in bandages after the surgery.

The government has swaddled the information about the incident to avoid panic among the citizens.

She swaddled her emotions, not allowing anyone to see how she really felt.

The city was swaddled in a smog cloud caused by industrial pollution.

The nurse swaddled the newborn in a soft blanket and rocked her gently.

The friend swaddled the grieving family in love and compassion during their time of loss.

The teacher swaddled the shy student in patience and guidance as they learned to speak up in class.

The therapist swaddled the patient with kindness and understanding during their sessions.

The government swaddled the press, controlling what news was released.

The toddler was swaddled in a cozy blanket and held by her mother.

The fragile antique was swaddled in bubble wrap and placed in a secure box for transport.

The newborn puppies were swaddled in warm towels to regulate their body temperature.

The company's profits were swaddled by a strong economy and favorable market conditions.

The inventor's groundbreaking technology was swaddled by numerous patents and trade secrets.

The delicate artwork was swaddled in tissue paper to prevent smudging.

The child's innocence was swaddled by the protective embrace of his parents.

The parents swaddled their twins in matching blankets to help them feel more secure.

The caterer swaddled the bread in a clean towel to keep it warm.

The babysitter swaddled the baby to help her fall asleep more easily.

The nurse swaddled the patient's broken arm to keep it stable.

The mother swaddled her baby tightly to keep her warm during the cold night.

The doctor swaddled the patient with unnecessary medication.

The manager swaddled the project closely, not wanting any information to leak out.

The fragile vase was swaddled in bubble wrap for shipping.

The government swaddled the citizens with restrictive laws.

The vintage car was swaddled in a protective cover to keep it free from dust and scratches.

The military swaddled the location of the base, not wanting enemies to find it.

The caretaker swaddled the elderly woman in blankets and made her comfortable in her wheelchair.

The guard swaddled the prisoner with tight restraints.