Advertisement
Advertisement
blanketing
[ blang-ki-ting ]
noun
The blanketing was too warm.
- Radio. the effect of a signal from a powerful transmitter that interferes with or prevents the reception of other signals.
Word History and Origins
Origin of blanketing1
Example Sentences
He was galvanized by a proposal to bulldoze the sycamores blanketing Pipes Canyon, west of Yucca Valley, for an international airport.
The eye-catching substance - fire retardant - is now a common sight in the area, blanketing driveways, rooftops and cars.
It pointed to a temporary flight restriction issued for wide swaths of airspace blanketing Los Angeles.
The speech was never read and from what we understand there was no interest in publicly acknowledging the degree that Russia was blanketing America with digital poison.
Finally, there’s “Wicked,” the movie adaptation of the Broadway musical that has been blanketing the planet for the last couple of months with promotional tie-ins and appearances by stars Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse