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Meanings of enfold in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wrap"
Examples for "wrap"
1
We start our week with a packed South African news today wrap.
2
TPP countries hope to wrap up negotiations on the deal by midyear.
3
Prosecutors have said they expect to wrap up their case on Monday.
4
Mr Cacdac said the investigation was likely to wrap up next month.
5
Your doorkeeper said I could come and look for my lost wrap.
1
The walls still enclose the Bailey of the Castle upon the west.
2
I enclose a draft for the money; when paid, send the copyright.
3
I enclose a draft for the money; when paid, send the copyrights.
4
You forgot to enclose your special pass with your report last time.
5
Anyway I enclose the card and rates and references of the school.
1
The darkness was tangible; it seemed to envelop her in heavy folds.
2
His absence left open the flank which the Germans hoped to envelop.
3
Wants it so the address will have to appear on the envelop.
4
And they seemed to envelop her in a flash of cerulean light.
5
In simple straightforwardness, Harris hands Woods a sealed envelop, without a word.
1
Nevertheless, they both deemed it necessary to enwrap themselves in the single blanket.
2
A blaze of light seemed to enwrap me, and I shouted with joy.
3
Newbury's delight in her, his tender worship of her, seemed to enwrap and encompass her.
4
The more he tore and threshed, the more meshes there were to enwrap and entangle him.
5
She got close to her old friend as if she would enwrap her in her influence.
Usage of enfold in English
1
His brown eyes seemed to enfold the old woman in their sympathy.
2
We enfold them both in our devotion to the same sacred cause.
3
He wanted to enfold her in his arms and promise her security.
4
The clear blueness of his gaze seemed to enfold and cover her.
5
The magic of old Venice seemed at that moment to enfold her.
6
Rainer lets go of her hands to enfold her in his arms.
7
The enemy is spreading out, trying to enfold us on both wings.
8
A sudden horror of her seemed to enfold me as I heard.
9
It was just there, its wings outstretched as if to enfold him.
10
Smiling, she stepped forward, hands raised as if to enfold White Doe.
11
The sun seemed to enfold the craft in a fiery embrace.
12
No longer did the fog enfold them in its damp grasp.
13
I wanted to step into it, to feel it enfold me.
14
His manner seemed to enfold her in a mantle of comfort and understanding.
15
The candle swelled to an enormous size-thered dressing-gownseemed to enfold Peter.
16
Slowly the thought of the word faded, and sleep began to enfold her.
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Enfold through the time
Enfold across language varieties
United Kingdom
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