Encloses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCLOSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENCLOSE, to surround, also INCLOSE
• surround or close off on all sides
• fence in (common land) so as to make it private property
• seclude (a religious order or other community) from the outside world
• bound on all sides; contain.
• place (something) in an envelope together with a letter
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to close in on all sides

Words related to ENCLOSES

enclose9 enclosed11 enclosing12

Words that contain ENCLOSES

disencloses14

How to use ENCLOSES in a sentence

• It is of an oblong form, and encloses a level space at the top of the mountain, which is covered with delightful verdure, and watered by numerous springs.
• Remarks on the Roman Conduct of the War Let us pause for a moment over the conflict, which extended the dominion of Rome beyond the circling sea that encloses the peninsula.
• A fine garden surrounds the back of the palace, a large court-yard the front, and a high fortified wall encloses the whole.
• The so-called Spanish zone, which encloses internationalized Tangier in a wide circuit of territory, extends southward for a distance of about a hundred and fifteen kilometres.
• Hugh, but of the superb beauty of the Angel Choir, which encloses his shrine, there can be no doubt.
• The mansion consists of an outer court, facing east toward the sea, and the house proper, which encloses an inner court.
• I wander in a grey time that encloses June and the wild hedge-roses.
• I remember five years ago standing in the great church of Assisi, which has been erected over and encloses the little humble chapel where Francis first received his call.
• A complete chain of hills, sweeping from one point of the bend round to the other, encloses the city in a sort of amphitheatre.
• East and west of these summits an arbitrary line drawn southwards to the coast encloses with more or less exactitude the older Wessex.
• Then he quickly writes a message on the back of the telegram and encloses it in an envelope.
• Then he places a pig in each of the other pens, and two pigs in the one which encloses the pen, and another pig in the enclosed pen.
• We walked on in silence to the left of the burn, up the little valley, along a small opening between the trees and the railing which encloses them, Mr.
• The massive pyramid which encloses his ashes, defends his death from that oblivion which has entirely effaced his life.
• This letter, with what it encloses, has given you enough, I presume, of law and the prophets.
• In Dresden 33a, 35a, god B is seated on the open jaws of a serpent, while the body of the reptile encloses a blue field evidently signifying water.
• The body of the serpent encloses water, and here the number eighteen appears in each case.
• This neck is called Sandy Hook, and its curve encloses a pretty little bay, known as the Cove.
• They were clustered together like bees, close to the iron railing which encloses the base of the pillar, or around an area of some fifty or sixty feet square.
• Cincinnati justly boasts of its Spring Grove Cemetery, which now encloses five hundred acres of this beautiful, undulating land.
• We become part of the machinery of the great organization that encloses us in its regular processes.
• The cover, Sir, will let you know what is to be done with what it encloses.
• But the sickly body encloses bright and sane intelligence.
• Nature encloses them in the innocent indifference that preserves their brains from the more harassing kinds of distress.
• A small building is erected over it, and when a candle is applied to a tube in a barrel, which encloses the spring, a brilliant and powerful light is evolved.
• The building which encloses and sustains this mechanism, and in which it is set, is also mathematically constructed.
• The old ballad that Dorothy encloses to her lover has not been preserved with her letter.
• Such an enchanting picture as it presents, and such wonderful beauty as it encloses.
• I have now before me one of her little scraps of letters, in which she encloses one from Mrs.
• On the other hand, Peace is believed to be permanently settled upon the shore of the silver streak which encloses the British Isles.
• Within this there is a very thin whitish bag or skin which encloses the cotton.
• Fort William has really the appearance of a fort, with its palisade fifteen feet high, and that of a pretty village, from the number of edifices it encloses.
• The shell that encloses a young French girl had been broken by the hammer of war and she had stepped forth, a woman with a thinking and reasoning mind of uncommon power.

Similar words containing CLOSE without suffix s and without prefix en

close7 closed9 closer8 closes8 closet8 eclose8 closely12 closers9 closest9 closets9 closeup11 eclosed10 ecloses9 enclose9 inclose9 reclose9 unclose9 upclose11 closeout10 closeted11 closeups12 cycloses15 disclose11 enclosed11 encloser10 inclosed11 incloser10 incloses10 parclose12 reclosed11 recloses10 unclosed11 uncloses10 upclosed13 upcloses12 closeable13 closedown15 closehead15 closeness11 closeouts11 closetful14 closeting12 disclosed13 discloser12 discloses12 enclosers11 foreclose14 inclosers11 overclose14 parcloses13 closedowns16 closeheads16 closestool12 closetfuls15 disclosers13 disenclose13 disinclose13 foreclosed16 forecloses15 unenclosed13 uninclosed13 closefisted17 closenesses13 closestools13 cycloserine18 disenclosed15 disencloses14 disinclosed15 disincloses14 undisclosed15 closemouthed20 cycloserines19

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