Synonyms and Antonyms for natural-covering
1. natural covering (n.)
a natural object that covers or envelops
- mantle
- sac
- snowcap
- skim
- roof
- sheath
- encrustation
- bark
- integument
- indusium
- scale
- eggshell
- crust
- hood
- slough
- vesture
- test
- perigonium
- theca
- seed vessel
- body covering
- shell
- pericarp
- blanket
- perianth
- envelope
- natural object
- incrustation
- indumentum
- case
- covering
- indument
- cap
- cover
- floral envelope
- perigone
- peridium
- chlamys
2. covering (n.)
a natural object that covers or envelops
- mantle
- sac
- snowcap
- skim
- roof
- sheath
- encrustation
- bark
- integument
- indusium
- scale
- eggshell
- crust
- hood
- slough
- vesture
- test
- perigonium
- theca
- seed vessel
- body covering
- shell
- pericarp
- blanket
- perianth
- envelope
- natural object
- incrustation
- indumentum
- case
- indument
- cap
- cover
- floral envelope
- perigone
- peridium
- chlamys
- natural covering
3. covering (n.)
an artifact that covers something else (usually to protect or shelter or conceal it)
- artefact
- habiliment
- planking
- instep
- coating
- cloth covering
- exhaust hood
- floor covering
- wrap
- earmuff
- clothing
- wearable
- hood
- footgear
- artificial skin
- overlapping
- thumb
- concealment
- top
- bootleg
- cloak
- wrapper
- protective cover
- swathing
- finger
- vesture
- folder
- upholstery
- bubble
- screen
- toe
- flap
- chafing gear
- paddle box
- casing
- lapping
- cover
- artifact
- covert
- drape
- wear
- fig leaf
- paddle-box
- matting
- wrapping
- cover plate
- coat
- mask
- floor cover
- mercy seat
- protection
- imbrication
- footwear
- protective covering
- canopy
- article of clothing
4. covering (n.)
the act of concealing the existence of something by obstructing the view of it
5. covering (n.)
the work of applying something;
7. natural (adj.)
existing in or produced by nature; not artificial or imitation
8. natural (adj.)
in accordance with nature; relating to or concerning nature
9. natural (adj.)
existing in or in conformity with nature or the observable world; neither supernatural nor magical
