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How do you use the word coat in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use the word "coat" in a sentence:

Literal meanings:

* As clothing: "I put on my winter coat before going outside."

* As a layer: "The earth's atmosphere acts as a protective coat around the planet."

* As a covering: "The painter used a thick coat of paint on the door."

Figurative meanings:

* To cover: "A layer of snow coated the entire landscape."

* To apply: "The chef coated the fish in breadcrumbs."

* To describe a layer: "The cake was covered in a thick coat of frosting."

Specific examples:

* "The old man wore a tattered coat over his worn clothes." (Literal, describing clothing)

* "A layer of ice coated the windshield, making it impossible to see." (Literal, describing a layer)

* "The artist coated the canvas in vibrant colors." (Literal, describing an application)

* "He tried to coat his bitterness with a smile." (Figurative, describing a facade)

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