Covered with a cloak; wearing a cloak; concealed or disguised as if by a cloak.
Past participle of becloak, functioning as both verb form and adjective. The -ed suffix forms the past participle and can also function adjectivally to describe something with a particular quality or covered in a particular way.
In fantasy and detective fiction, 'becloaked' figures are almost always mysterious—wrapped in dark garments. This shows how English adjectives ending in -ed often come from verbs and express being affected by something, like 'tired' (affected by tiredness) or 'skilled' (affected by having developed skill).
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