Cover
Cover noun - Something that encloses another thing especially to protect it.
Usage example: put the restaurant menus in clear plastic covers so that they would last longer
Package and cover are semantically related. in envelope topic. In some cases you can use "Package" instead the word "Cover" as a noun or a verb.
How words are described
| good | good cover | good package |
| full | full cover | full package |
| best | best cover | best package |
| similar | similar cover | similar package |
| Other adjectives: complete, standard, convenient, single, heavy, actual, entire, excellent, new, final, last, different, available, said, awesome. | ||
Common collocations
| game | cover game | package game |
Both words in one sentence
- Midway through the rehearsal, he realizes he forgot about advertising costs - but then an anonymous package arrives with enough funds to cover it.
Source: Anonymous Benefactor - The Australian Blu-Ray package for Season 2 has both her and Nick Fury on the cover, due pretty much only to their prominence in the movie.
Source: Advertised Extra -
In Castle, Castle receives a package of books from the publisher for him to read so that they can solicit cover quotes for marketing purposes.
Source: Celebrity Endorsement
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