inclose

An archaic or obsolete verb meaning to shut in, surround, or enclose; now largely replaced by 'enclose'.

• 🇪🇸Verbo anticuado que significa cerrar, rodear o incluir dentro de un espacio; en la actualidad se usa principalmente 'encerrar' o 'incluir'.

1. Surround completely C1 formal

   To enclose or shut in on all sides; to surround.

   • The garden was inclosed by a high stone wall.
   • The valley is inclosed by steep mountains.
   • The property is inclosed within a secure fence.

   🇪🇸Cerrar o rodear por completo

   Sinónimos: circumscribeencircleencloseencompassfence ingirdlehem inringshut insurround

   Antónimos: excludeexpose

2. Introduce C1 formal

   To place something inside something else, such as in a letter or package.

   • I will inclose a copy of the contract with this letter.
   • Please inclose your payment in the envelope provided.
   • He inclosed a photograph in his correspondence.

   🇪🇸incluir, adjuntar

   Sinónimos: encloseincludeinsertput intuck