'cloaked' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe something that is hidden or disguised, such as a secret agenda or a person in a disguise. For example, "The politician was cloaked in mystery as she refused to answer any of the interviewer's questions."
The insistence that we return to Blairism is depressing and a sign of denial about what Blairism was a response to: Thatcherism, with its core values about the supremacy of the market cloaked in the language of individual choice.
Yet traditions of the jimador, a figure still cloaked in romantic mystique in literature and even Mexican telenovelas, are slowly disappearing.
Over the past week he has also cloaked himself in martyrdom with rousing speeches about the persecution of the pious by Turkey's erstwhile secular rulers.
Some are desert traditions cloaked in religion.
Cloaked in a fuzzy half-light, they feel frustratingly unrealistic.The best thing about this adaptation are the words that Sir Salman, as off-screen narrator, has lifted straight from the book.
Though the winners, especially the natural scientists, are generally thought to have deserved their prizes, the whole procedure appears to be cloaked in an air of Olympian inevitability.
The cleric, Abdul Aziz, had been caught trying to escape, cloaked in a burqa.To a government presenting itself as a bastion of "enlightened moderation", the radical mosque had been a long and embarrassing provocation.
LONDONERS have been complaining about air quality since at least 1858, when a heatwave cooked the sewage-choked Thames and fumes cloaked the city in what came to be known as the Great Stink.
Ever since, Saudi Arabia's laws have been based on this creed's strict version of sharia, or Islamic law, which in reality incorporates many desert traditions that have been cloaked in Islam.
The lepturids (subfamily Lepturinae) include the elderberry longhorn (Desmocerus palliatus), also called the cloaked knotty-horn beetle because it looks as if it has a yellow cloak on its shoulders and has knotted antennae.
We're both enraptured by the unfolding squabble between a woman in a conservative getup, excepting the red-streaked hair just peaking out from underneath her black headscarf, and the chador-cloaked morality police officer accosting her.
