Encompass is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCOMPASS in dictionary:

VERB:
• to surround
• surround and have or hold within
• include comprehensively
• cause to take place
• 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.
• include in scope; include as part of something broader; have as one\'s sphere or territory
• surround
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to form a circle about; enclose b obsolete; to go completely around

Words related to ENCOMPASS

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Words that contain ENCOMPASS

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How to use ENCOMPASS in a sentence

• And I had always the feeling that in those banks of vapour lurked deadly enemies who any moment might steal out and encompass us.
• You shall know what it is to feel yourself surrounded by it, to feel it encompass you on every side.
• To encompass the labor of a single year required the travel of four thousand miles.
• Aniela is free! Aniela is free! I repeat it to myself and cannot encompass the whole meaning.
• The few minutes with him seemed to encompass everything in life that was worth remembering.
• It was appropriately named Digital Goa, to encompass not only computer specific issues but the whole gamut of information technology even beyond computers.
• The water is of the most beautiful green, like a sheet of molten beryl, and the cloud-piercing mountains that encompass them shut out the sun for nearly half the day.
• Why shall I fear in the evil day? the iniquity of my heel shall encompass me.
• These words encompass the whole ground of salvation.
• She moved away from DeWitt until she could encompass the four men in her glance.
• If still with battle I encompass Troy, I win immortal glory, but all hope Renounce of my return.
• It is likewise my hope that the favours and bestowals of God, the bountiful King, will encompass you, so that the friends may come to excel the others in all things.
• And that which a human being would conjure up in his mind is but the fanciful image of his human condition, it doth not encompass God’s reality but rather is encompassed by it.
• This most powerful of dispensations will encompass all the earth, and beneath its banner will all peoples gather and be sheltered together.
• It would not be the outward, visible reality which is beyond the power of human mind to conceive or encompass.
• Verily this great cycle will encompass all the horizons and ultimately all the nations will gather together under this standard.
• Do not ask about that which melts Thy heart and those of the denizens of Paradise who encompass Thy wonderful Cause.
• Hence the mercy of God must encompass all humanity.
• Thus did God’s grace and favor encompass the Persians of an age long gone, in order that their ruined capital should be rebuilt and flourish once again.
• Her faith in his power to encompass whatever he set about was strong.
• The light shall surely encompass the maid-servants who are attracted by the fragrances of God and it will shine forth from their faces upon all regions.
• Be thou assured that the divine bounties will so encompass holy souls even as the light of the sun doth the moon and stars.
• His services are sought by people who wish to encompass the destruction of enemies or rivals, at however remote a locality the intended victim may be at the time.
• So that pure and unsullied Thoughts are naturally suggested to the Mind, by those Objects that perpetually encompass us, when they are beautiful and elegant in their kind.
• On drawing near to the palm groves and gardens, which encompass the city, a large body of horse and foot was seen approaching with silken flags.
• They encompass me with a more luminous clearness than the consciousness of my own being.
• I thought of Perry, and but for the hope that I might better encompass his release if myself free I should have put the thought of freedom from me at once.
• The wood through which we had approached the house seemed to encompass it.
• The vast height of the savage rocks which encompass it, deprived great part of it, even on this day, of the meridian sun.
• This is designed to cut out and polish the inner surface of the bands which encompass the barrel and stock.

Similar words containing COMPAS without suffix s and without prefix en

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