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Meanings of encircled with in English
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Usage of encircled with in English
1
On the edge of the village, a plot is encircled with bamboo.
2
Their heads are either bare, or at most encircled with a fillet.
3
The tail became like a thick rope which I encircled with each hand.
4
I told her I never lost mine. Osmond Orgreave was encircled with laughter.
5
His head, adorned with feathers, was encircled with a crown of green leaves.
6
She was, a few months before, without money, without troops, encircled with enemies.
7
A row of neat punctures, encircled with blood, ran diagonally across Briah's chest.
8
Miss Frost putting a great platter of sausages on the table encircled with mahogany.
9
Though the hopes of the heart be encircled with sorrow
10
A second insignia, beige and encircled with Arabic script, was sewn on their chest.
11
The head is frequently encircled with a wreath of oak-leaves.
12
From Corinth they passed into the pleasant valleys of Arcadia, encircled with verdant hills.
13
Her head was encircled with black ringlets, which she wore unpowdered, despite the fashion.
14
And Rusty's neck was encircled with a noose of fire.
15
Now his face was encircled with bronze; only his tight lips showed beneath it.
16
It was obvious that the garrison, encircled with fire, could not hold out much longer.
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Encircled with through the time
Encircled with across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common