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Meanings of inclose in English
Usage of inclose in English
1
I inclose you three guineas; and shall soon settle all with you.
2
The money which you so considerately inclose comes at the right time.
3
The coffin will inclose your body, and the last earthly journey begin.
4
I inclose the advertisement, and hope it is something to your advantage.
5
Hum, there is space enough in these walls to inclose a captive.
6
Brackets inclose words added to titles or imprints, or changed in form.
7
These coverings are now called mummy-cases, and the bodies they inclose, mummies.
8
I also inclose, as connected therewith, a copy of Executive Document No.
9
He by his labour does, as it were, inclose it from the common.
10
He brought her his letter the next day, and received hers to inclose.
11
These walls inclose a considerable area, which by courtesy is called a fort.
12
Let us see, then, what we inclose between oar two lines.
13
So you see I am obliged to inclose Mrs. Hooker's epistle to you.
14
I inclose...which, with what I gave Mildred, I hope will answer your purpose.
15
My Dear Robert: I inclose a letter which has just arrived in the mail.
16
Rate-payers would inclose their money in papers, with their names, and drop them in.
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