Enfolded is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENFOLDED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENFOLD, to envelop
• surround; envelop
• hold or clasp (someone) lovingly in one's arms

Words related to ENFOLDED

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How to use ENFOLDED in a sentence

• Enfolded in the panoply of Christian kindness, he passed unscathed among the most warlike tribes.
• Silence enfolded him again, all the more oppressive and menacing in his suspense.
• Uttering a joyful exclamation, the piper stretched out his arms, and the next moment enfolded his daughter in a strict embrace.
• Finally a light shone in the hall, and the skinny figure of a man, shivering violently despite the blanket-robe which enfolded him, appeared in the hallway.
• Shall you recognise so much multiplying power in a corn of wheat, and not discern the infinitely greater power of multiplication enfolded in a holy life and in a holy thought? No.
• High walls of thick green leaves enfolded it upon three sides, and it had a broad level floor of greener sward.
• It naturally came to be included, or rather enfolded, in the term, when for many centuries the secular arm had been in perpetual co-operation with the tribunals of the Church.
• As soon as he ceased his tramp and the noise of his crunching, grinding footsteps died away, the silence, vast, illimitable, enfolded him like an immeasurable tide.
• Two more such springs, and we would be enfolded in his embrace.
• She rode to the right, and, having passed a little valley, found herself enfolded in a rolling barrier of hills where it seemed as if the sun and rocks were of almost equal heat.
• Other vines branched out from the sides until not only was the particular sapling enfolded and smothered, but the greedy vine reached out and grasped others growing near it.
• Then she looked beyond, to where the lights of the Cross ranch twinkled joyously, far down the coulee, and the sweet egotism of happiness enfolded her, shutting him out.
• Lying on a soft surface, he was enfolded by a warmth which eased his bruised and frozen body.
• Yet Stephen ate and drank with a kind of awe, enfolded in a sustaining, life-giving Presence.
• The dialogue moved briskly, and I read on as though enfolded in the air of a crisp spring morning.
• She had worn a bright gown then, Dale recalled, but even the gloomy raiment that now enfolded her had no power to change the woman of her.
• An atmosphere had enfolded him, had become as it were part of him, drowning his life in its peculiar influence.
• And calm had flowed upon Charmian, had enfolded her almost against her will.
• A gigantic rose seemed to spring out of my head and grow ever larger and larger, till it enfolded me in its blood-red petals.
• The valley with its foot against this mountainous ridge, put out its right arm and enfolded to its bosom a little, beautiful world of its own of about fifty miles girth.
• Twilight had enfolded the plateau when Hare traced his way back to camp.
• And yet some germs of the future must be enfolded even in the present moment.
• Susy again enfolded her vehemently, and then turned to more practical matters.
• The glare of the conflagration that was consuming the edifice of her happiness lighted up the page, for blackest night enfolded her.
• Then presently all quieted down, and for long moments at a time the still silence enfolded the slope.
• Once more the strange, infinite silence enfolded the canyon.
• Then playful hands enfolded him and Freneli brought him her loving morning salute.
• But many are the hearts that have never opened far enough to disclose the precious key enfolded in their depths.
• Black darkness still enfolded the camp when the ranger awoke his young companions.
• Bank of England notes were in it, and not a line of writing on the white paper that enfolded them.
• It seemed to him that Sylvia, enfolded in the silvery-dim dusk in the bow, was a part of the peace of sky and water.
• But the wondrous stillness of the deep night enfolded them, as if Nature held them in her great arms which comfort so.
• The shattering possibilities enfolded in it would have fevered Nietzsche and fascinated Renan.

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