Encircle is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCIRCLE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to form a circle around
• form a circle around; surround
• To form a circle about; to inclose within a circle or ring; to surround; as, to encircle one in the arms; the army encircled the city.
• bind with something round or circular
• form a circle around

Words related to ENCIRCLE

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Words that contain ENCIRCLE

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How to use ENCIRCLE in a sentence

• The territories of Britain, Spain, and of the Indian nations in our neighborhood do not border on particular States, but encircle the Union from Maine to Georgia.
• It does not really encircle the town, yet it seems everywhere, and is the great fact of the place.
• They rarely ever move at night, but encircle themselves round a large fire, and sleep in a sitting posture, with their heads between their knees.
• The high hedges and fences are in places very jealous of the beauties they encircle, but there are charming glimpses here and there of this pleasant countryside.
• The marines were instructed to gradually encircle the old temple, and to listen for orders from the inside.
• And indeed I was to make an Australian voyage and encircle the globe before ever entering a London hansom.
• The masterpieces of every kind produced by his contemporaries form the rays of glory that encircle his head.
• Vases, altars, ornaments of every kind, encircle the Apollo, the Laocoon, and the Muses.
• Early in the morning the Harrises drove along the inner and the outer boulevards that encircle Paris.
• Three days later we were soon comfortably settled in the Hotel Atlas, just above the wide sweep of sands that encircle the bay.
• All along the deck was a thick mass of wreckage, broken casks, boxes, sections of spars, tattered canvas, and enough wire rope and other gear, it seemed, to encircle the world.
• When his forefinger swept across my features, in laying out the borders of those parallel bands which were to encircle my countenance, the flesh fairly crawled upon my bones.
• During the summer it is pleasant enough to cross either of the rivers which encircle the island, but in the winter such travelling is very dangerous.
• Slowly and deliberately her left arm rises, to encircle his neck in a confiding clasp.
• The sight of the different interesting objects that encircle Paris stimulated our curiosity to nearer views, and we proceeded immediately to visit the environs.
• They might, for example, encircle and block some fortified post, and force costly and disastrous attempts to relieve it.
• O Thou kind God! Encircle these servants with the glances of Thy providence.
• Exert yourselves so that this glorious teaching may encircle the globe, and that spirituality may be infused into the hearts of men.
• I am moved to congratulate them for the resplendent successes of the Plan destined to encircle the entire globe.
• It seemed a song that could not stop, that must return on its simple refrain so long as there were arms to encircle and breasts to lean upon.
• The crack of thousands of rifles and the savage roar of artillery were incessant, and the German flare-lights round the salient appeared to encircle us.
• Standing high above the green billows that encircle them with collars of white foam, they repay every trouble taken to inspect them.
• At last, after the sun had gone down and darkness began to encircle me, I decided to look about and find a suitable place to lie down and sleep for the night.
• But let us turn from Britain, and look down, Upon an inland sea whose swelling waves Encircle Malta.
• He learnt to feel that their love would encircle him for ever with its heavenly tenderness, and their pure prayers rise for him night and day to the throne of God.
• Palm trees encircle the town, and the gardens are considered good.
• In the meantime night is beginning to encircle us, and many dark Powers will be freed and resort to these inaccessible slopes.
• Brightly clad strangers spring up about you, and encircle you.
• Then there was the sound of glorious music, which seemed to encircle the city in a wave of rejoicing and song.
• Its perfect situation is enhanced by the picturesque clumps of beech trees on the sides of the hills that encircle it.
• Therefore it dances on the hearth, and laughs broadly through the room, and plays a thousand antics, and throws a joyous glow over all the faces that encircle it.
• At a given signal the assembled company began with slow and measured steps, and in silence, to encircle the grave.

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