Swaddled

The religion swaddled its followers with strict codes of conduct.

The family members swaddled the deceased in a colorful sarong as part of a Hindu funeral ritual.

The daycare worker swaddled the baby with care, making sure not to cover her face or restrict her movement.

She wore a swaddled scarf to protect her from the cold.

The gardener swaddled the newly planted sapling in burlap to protect it from frost.

The boss swaddled his team with micromanagement, reducing their productivity.

She swaddled her secrets within her, not wanting anyone to find out.

The company swaddled the details of the new product, not wanting competitors to get any ideas.

The mortician swaddled the remains in a velvet lining for the casket.

The patient was swaddled in a warm blanket after surgery.

The society swaddled the marginalized group with discriminatory policies.

The doll was swaddled in a handmade quilt by its owner.

The embalmer swaddled the body in layers of cotton and wool to create a lifelike appearance for the viewing.

The rescue team swaddled the injured hiker in a sleeping bag to keep them warm and protected until help arrived.

The statue was swaddled in plastic wrap to protect it from damage during the move.

The coach swaddled the athlete in support and encouragement during their injury recovery.

The ancient artifact was swaddled in a protective case to prevent damage.

The funeral home swaddled the body in a silk sheet as part of their services.

The patient's wound was swaddled in sterile gauze to prevent infection.

The book was swaddled in plastic to protect it from water damage.

The statue was swaddled in bubble wrap to protect it during shipping.

The expensive perfume was swaddled in a box to protect it from light and air.

The team's victory was swaddled by their hard work and dedication to the game.

The Christmas presents were swaddled in colorful wrapping paper and ribbons.

The funeral director swaddled the body in a white cloth for the viewing.

The funeral director swaddled the body in a silk robe for the cremation ceremony.

The car was swaddled in a car cover to protect it from dust.

The florist swaddled the bouquet of flowers in tissue paper before wrapping it with a ribbon.

The musician swaddled the guitar in a protective case before traveling with it.

The newborn kittens were swaddled in soft towels to keep them warm.

She slept peacefully, swaddled in layers of warm blankets.

The baker swaddled the bread dough in a warm towel to help it rise.

The artist's creativity was swaddled by his love of nature and the outdoors.

The casket maker swaddled the body in a custom-fitted lining made of velvet for the funeral service.

The relatives swaddled the body in a prayer shawl for the funeral.

The mourners swaddled the body in a white linen shroud for the traditional Muslim burial.

The nurse swaddled the elderly patient in a warm blanket to keep her comfortable.

The mortician swaddled the remains in a formaldehyde-soaked cloth to preserve it before the burial.

The babysitter swaddled the misbehaving child in a time-out chair.

The government swaddled the news of the protests, not wanting it to spread to the masses.

The cake was swaddled in fondant icing for a smooth and polished finish.

The musician's talent was swaddled by years of practice and dedication to his craft.

The astronaut was swaddled in a spacesuit to protect him in space.

The baby was swaddled in a soft, pink blanket.

The astronaut swaddled herself in a space suit before going on a spacewalk.

The injured bird was swaddled in a soft cloth to prevent further harm.

The landlord swaddled the tenant with unreasonable demands.

The farmer swaddled the lamb tightly to keep it from getting lost.

The school swaddled the students with an outdated curriculum, limiting their creativity.

The city was swaddled in darkness during a power outage.