Covered in
Wrapped in and covered in are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wrapped in" instead an adjective phrase "Covered in".
Wrapped in
Covered in and wrapped in are semantically related. You can use "Covered in" instead an adjective phrase "Wrapped in".
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While that detail is also totally pseudoscience, if you go with the assumption that spontaneous human combustion is possible, it's not that hard to believe it would happen to a guy wrapped in bandages covered in oil.
Source: Spontaneous Human Combustion
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