Please help me with some adj.s as 'mist-shrouded'.
The vast expanse of blue waters is dotted by fishing boats against an enchanting background of *mist-shrouded hills.

Are there some more literary and romantic words to say 'mist-shrouded'? Since it seems such a picturesque scenery.

Thank you!Please, do not just read the title. I totally and absolutely understand what it means, I just want to know other ways to say it, other than this compound word with '--', some other more literary expressions.And I'm really sorry for any misunderstanding caused by my title.
Thank you so much for your time, Cherry and Jura.

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Please help me with some adj.s as 'mist-shrouded'.
The vast expanse of blue waters is dotted by fishing boats against an enchanting background of *mist-shrouded hills.

Are there some more literary and romantic words to say 'mist-shrouded'? Since it seems such a picturesque scenery.

Thank you!Please, do not just read the title. I totally and absolutely understand what it means, I just want to know other ways to say it, other than this compound word with '--', some other more literary expressions.And I'm really sorry for any misunderstanding caused by my title.
Thank you so much for your time, Cherry and Jura.

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My alternative words and my explanations/perceptions of the differences between them.

mist-shrouded = 
- enveloped - encased/surrounded by/wrapped
- masked - hidden from clear view/mysterious/holds anticipation (like it has covered itself from view - it gave permission for the mist - more mysterious)
- concealed - hidden (someone else has hidden it - doesn't want it to be discovered)
- enshrined (as if sacred/special)
- engulfed (swallowed/the mist has almost eaten the hills)
 ... in mist

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Ok then , another try :)

"The vast expanse of blue waters is dotted by fishing boats against an enchanting background with the dazzle of haze sprinkled all over the hills".

" The vast expanse of blue waters is dotted by fishing boats against an enchanting background of clouds of mist floating over the hills".

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Hello,Joseph
Ok.I'll try,but I'm not native-speaker.So my version is "embroidered in haze" =)

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Hi Joseph, a shroud  is something that conceals, protects, or screens:  so in your sentence  the hills were under a shroud/cover of fog.

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Hello Joseph,

It is a metaphor.

" shrouded" means forming a cover like a shroud or wrap in a shroud (which means concretely  a burial garment, but  anything  that surrounds an object or situation can be referred to as a shroud of something.) .

"mist" is the thin fog condensed near the ground, it consists of a large number of tiny drops of water in the air, which make it difficult to see very far.
The picture is of a hill wrapped in mist or covered with it as a shroud , a cover , a wrap surrounding an object.