Enclose

To surround or close in on all sides; to contain or include within a specific boundary. This can be physical, like putting something inside a box, or abstract, like including a document with a letter. It implies a sense of confinement, protection, or containment. Further, 'enclose' can mean to provide with an envelope or wrapper and to fence in or bound a space. It implies security, restriction, or both, depending on context.

Enclose meaning with examples

The gardener decided to Enclose the vegetable patch with a sturdy fence to keep the rabbits out, ensuring a bountiful harvest. This provided protection from potential pests.
Please Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your application so we can send you a reply. It makes the correspondence return simple.
The castle walls **enclosed** the entire city, offering protection from invaders. The strategic design ensured the people's safety.
The museum exhibit **enclosed** several ancient artifacts in glass cases, preserving them for future generations and public viewing. This gave them security.
I am very happy to Enclose my letter to you. I am excited to begin sending my thoughts on my new found love.

Enclose Synonyms

cage confine contain fence imprison include surround wrap

Enclose Antonyms

eject exclude free open release unfurl unwrap

Enclose Crossword Answers

3 Letters

PEN

4 Letters

SEAL RING WRAP

5 Letters

PUTIN

6 Letters

COCOON SEALIN ENCASE CORRAL ENFOLD ENWRAP SHUTIN INSERT HOLDIN

7 Letters

FENCEIN EMBOSOM CONFINE INCLUDE CONTAIN ENVELOP CLOSEIN INCLOSE STICKIN

8 Letters

SURROUND

9 Letters

ENCOMPASS INTRODUCE

12 Letters

CIRCUMSCRIBE