Enclose
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British pronunciation/ɛnklˈə‍ʊz/
American pronunciation/ɪnˈkɫoʊz/

Definition & Meaning of "enclose"

to enclose
01

to surround a place with a fence, wall, etc.

Transitive: to enclose a place
to enclose definition and meaning
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The farmer decided to enclose the garden with a fence to protect the crops.
The castle was strategically enclosed by a high stone wall.
The city ’s gates enclosed the entire town, making it secure from invaders.
02

to surround something completely

Transitive: to enclose an area
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A dense forest enclosed the cabin, isolating it from the outside world.
The valley was enclosed by steep mountains on all sides.
A thick mist enclosed the mountain, obscuring everything in sight.
03

to place something inside a container, such as an envelope or package

Transitive: to enclose a parcel
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She enclosed the letter in an envelope and sealed it with wax.
The company enclosed a brochure with every product order.
He enclosed the check in an envelope and mailed it to the bank.
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