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Discover LudwigThe phrase "be wrapped in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something being enveloped or covered by something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "She seemed to be wrapped in a sense of nostalgia as she looked through the old photographs."
Alternatives: "be enveloped in" or "be surrounded by".
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"It feels good to be wrapped in something.
Libeskind, on the other hand, seemed to be wrapped in the American flag.
Inside it, each present would be wrapped in soft tissue paper.
I remember feeling cold and wanting to be wrapped in the towelling top I normally hated.
He's off to be wrapped in cotton wool, and put in a box under the stairs.
I'd be wrapped in a goose-feather cloak, with a crispy bacon sandwich in my hand.
Are these collections to be wrapped in brightly colored paper and put under the tree?
If desired, cooked breasts may be wrapped in foil and held for 10 minutes until serving.
The New York regulations call for cigarettes to be wrapped in banded paper.
The multiplayer, Ubisoft said, will also be wrapped in this fiction.
"I always wanted this movie to be wrapped in brown paper, like pornography," David Fincher said.
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