Enclose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCLOSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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
• surround completely
• To inclose. See Inclose.
• enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering
• introduce
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to close in on all sides

Words related to ENCLOSE

enclosable14 enclosed11 encloser10 enclosers11 encloses10 enclosing12 inclose9 womb11

Words that contain ENCLOSE

enclosed11 encloser10 encloses10 enclosers11 disenclose13 unenclosed13 disenclosed15 disencloses14

How to use ENCLOSE in a sentence

• As I bent the movable portion lower there came a quick click and a section of the floor slid to one side, showing a long, shallow cavity, sufficient to enclose the post.
• Thinking that you might desire to return at once to this country, and not knowing how you may be placed, I enclose a credit for six hundred pounds.
• The orders of the pilasters are immensely tall in proportion to the spaces they enclose.
• I cut from the Evening Post the slip I enclose about Mr.
• There remained nothing more to be done but to enclose our heads in the metal box.
• He begged to enclose copies of the papers, together with the names of the families residing in the houses where they were found.
• Amen! I herewith enclose you the proposal formally made, and will be ready to hand over the two hundred Christian manifestations of my gratitude at the proper season.
• Etta offered to enclose it in a letter she had just finished to Gladys, so that saved all trouble.
• In case you choose to arrange with him, I enclose the permits to you, and in so doing I wash my hands of the business altogether.
• I enclose a check for all expenses, and I will see that you are met at the railway terminus, so you need not take the long stage-ride all by yourself.
• If printed in time, I will enclose a copy with this.
• Sir, I have the honor to enclose, for your perusal, a letter which I have prepared for Mr.
• I also enclose two separate commissions, for the objects of peace and ransom.
• Grand a letter upon it, of which I now enclose a copy with his answer, and several letters from Mr.
• I enclose you a sketch of the sciences to which I would wish you to apply, in such order as Mr.
• They have refused it, as you will see by their answers to my letters, copies of both which I have the honor to enclose you.
• Finding that they would not raise money for any other purposes, without being pushed, I wrote the letter I enclose you.
• Sir, I have received this moment a letter, of which I have the honor to enclose your Excellency a copy.
• I enclose you a copy of the explanation I delivered him.
• But I think you will acknowledge, on reading the proof of your article on the Academy, which I enclose, that the time has arrived when public criticism is no longer your province.
• I beg to enclose my humble contribution of 19 pounds, as my share of the numerous donations that have reached the Temple Treasury in the past year.
• They enclose you as in a small pavilion of black velvet.
• I did not enclose a note in my last letter, as I have only French money.
• And more than ever the walls of his house seemed to enclose the sacredness of ideals to which he was about to offer a magnificent sacrifice.
• I have written to Barry Cornwall, and shall probably enclose the letter along with this.
• I enclose some slips to be pasted into books for my different American friends.
• Also, if you need any information as to how to run a cooking-school, I will enclose it with the next package.
• Brackets enclose words added to titles or changed in form.
• Every time I see you is a fresh diamond which I enclose in the casket of my heart.
• The coast is covered to a great extent with dark, melancholy forests, which enclose small grass-grown valleys.

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