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Meanings of inclose (inclosing) in English
Usage of inclosing in English
1
This objection may be obviated by inclosing the wires in visible hedges.
2
To Dr. Mackenzie, Mauchline; inclosing him verses on dining with Lord Daer
3
Madam,- Iamhonour'd with your Grace's letter, inclosing one from Doctor Smollett.
4
Beside the fetus the inclosing sac also contains a considerable quantity of fluid.
5
Poets could reasonably feign it to shake the desk inclosing it.
6
Dear General:-Yourletter inclosing one from your brother was duly received.
7
The mud inclosing them was compressed and hardened, and finally changed to slate.
8
Mr. Stephens represents them in four rows, inclosing a rectangular area.
9
The letter you sent to-day, inclosing the diamond watch, did wonders.
10
I am inclosing a copy of my reply to Mr. Thienes.
11
Instead of bushes, quick-set hedges met the eye, inclosing recent clearings.
12
The gate is double, with flanking octagonal towers, inclosing a quadrangle.
13
One of her hands was clenched hard, apparently inclosing something small.
14
From a few elevated points we triangulate vast spaces, inclosing infinite unknown details.
15
There are many inclosing larger areas, but none more clearly defined.
16
Her parents' home, reaching around like an amoeba, inclosing Albert in living walls.
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