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"Blanket" vs. "bedding": beyond the covers

Reviewed and edited by Lloyd Cooper 11/11/2024, 02:57
English.me team member
Blanket and bedding. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both "blanket" and "bedding" relate to items used in bed for warmth and comfort.

What is different?

"Blanket" refers specifically to a large piece of fabric used for warmth, whereas "bedding" is a broader term encompassing all bed coverings, including sheets, blankets, and pillows.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for blanket) and bedding

Examples of usage

Blanket
  • She wrapped the blanket around her shoulders to stay warm.
  • The picnic blanket was spread out on the grass.
  • He pulled the blanket over his head to block out the light.
Bedding
  • The hotel room was clean and the bedding was freshly laundered.
  • She chose a floral pattern for her new bedding.
  • Proper bedding is essential for a comfortable sleep.

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