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Definition of encompass
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of encompass is as below...
Encompass
(v. t.) To
circumscribe
or go round so as to
surround
closely;
to
encircle;
to
inclose;
to
environ;
as, a ring
encompasses
the
finger;
an army
encompasses
a city; a
voyage
encompassing
the
world..
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Inclosure
::
Inclosure
(n.) The act of
inclosing;
the state of being
inclosed,
shut up, or
encompassed;
the
separation
of land from
common
ground
by a
fence..
Tiara
::
Tiara (n.) The
pope's
triple
crown.
It was at first a
round,
high cap, but was
afterward
encompassed
with a
crown,
subsequently
with a
second,
and
finally
with a
third.
Fig.: The papal
dignity..
Encompassing
::
Encompassing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Encompas.
In
::
In
(prep.)
The
specific
signification
of in is
situation
or place with
respect
to
surrounding,
environment,
encompassment,
etc. It is used with verbs
signifying
being,
resting,
or
moving
within
limits,
or
within
circumstances
or
conditions
of any kind
conceived
of as
limiting,
confining,
or
investing,
either
wholly
or in part. In its
different
applications,
it
approaches
some of the
meanings
of, and
sometimes
is
interchangeable
with,
within,
into, on, at, of, and
among..
Close
::
Close (n.) To come or
gather
around;
to
inclose;
to
encompass;
to
confine.
Span
::
Span (v. t.) To
measure
by the span of the hand with the
fingers
extended,
or with the
fingers
encompassing
the
object;
as, to span a space or
distance;
to span a
cylinder..
Cincture
::
Cincture
(n.) That which
encompasses
or
incloses;
an
inclosure.
Belt
::
Belt (v. t.) To
encircle
with, or as with, a belt; to
encompass;
to
surround..
Encompassment
::
Encompassment
(n.) The act of
surrounding,
or the state of being
surrounded;
circumvention..
Encompassed
::
Encompassed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Encompas.
Pale
::
Pale (v. t.) To
inclose
with
pales,
or as with
pales;
to
encircle;
to
encompass;
to fence off..
Circumference
::
Circumference
(n.) The line that goes round or
encompasses
a
circular
figure;
a
periphery.
Circummure
::
Circummure
(v. t.) To
encompass
with a wall.
Inwreathe
::
Inwreathe
(v. t.) To
surround
or
encompass
as with a
wreath.
Begird
::
Begird
(v. t.) To
surround
as with a band; to
encompass.
Embrace
::
Embrace
(n.) To
encircle;
to
encompass;
to
inclose.
Circumambiency
::
Circumambiency
(n.) The act of
surrounding
or
encompassing.
Harpings
::
Harpings
(n. pl.) The fore parts of the
wales,
which
encompass
the bow of a
vessel,
and are
fastened
to the
stem..
Gold-bound
::
Gold-bound
(a.)
Encompassed
with gold.
Inclose
::
Inclose
(v. t.) To
surround;
to shut in; to
confine
on all
sides;
to
include;
to shut up; to
encompass;
as, to
inclose
a fort or an army with
troops;
to
inclose
a town with
walls..
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