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• n  the act of enclosing something inside something else
• v  enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering
• v  close in; darkness enclosed him"
• v  surround completely
• v  introduce

• The Kidde-Elgin battery sidesteps this difficulty by mixing the promethium 147 with a phosphor (light-giving substance) and enclosing the mixture in transparent plastic.
• However, before enclosing Bangladesh with a fence, India's government should place the top priority on helping its neighbor stand on its own feet by boosting Dhaka's economy and .
• Along with this message in the paintings, I see a metaphor in the very glass enclosing them.

• enclosure
• envelopment
• inclosure
• envelop
• enfold
• enwrap
• wrap
• enclose
• hold in
• confine
• close in
• inclose
• shut in
• insert
• stick in
• put in
• introduce

News & Articles

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• North Miami Senior High students, Museum of Contemporary Art unveil wall mural
  A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Wednesday, June 5, at North Miami Senior High for the newest mural painted at the school by students in an after-school art program at the Museum of Contemporary Art. It is the second mural painted onto the north-facing walls enclosing the school grounds on Northwest 135th Street.
  June 14, 2013 - Miami Herald

Quotes

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• Jimmy Carter in The People's Voice (blog)
  If the above didn't hit home hard enough, President Carter added this mega zinger: "The 'Wall' ravages many places along its devious route that are important to Christians. In addition to enclosing Bethlehem in one of its most notable intrusions, an...
• Naveen Patnaik in Thaindian.com (blog)
  We have taken a number of precautions as far as bird flu is concerned enclosing the borders to those kinds of birds:also a number of our doctors from Orissa have gone to help in the bird flu in West Bengal,Patnaik said.