enclose or inclose /in-klōzˈ/

1. To close or shut in
2. To confine
3. To surround
4. To put within, esp of something sent within a letter or within its envelope
5. To seclude
6. To fence (esp waste land)

enclosˈer or inclosˈer noun

enclosure or inclosure /-klōˈzhər/ noun

1. The act of enclosing
2. The state of being enclosed
3. That which is enclosed, esp in a letter
4. A space fenced off
5. An enclosed space at a sporting event reserved for certain spectators
6. That which encloses
7. A barrier
8. The division of common land into privately-owned plots (historical)
9. The framing of a window

enclosed order noun

A Christian religious order leading an entirely contemplative life, not going out into the world to work

• engendered
• engenderer
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• engenderment
• engenderments
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• engendrure
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• engendure
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• Enghalskrug
• engild
• engilded
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• engilt
• engine
• engined
• engine-driver
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• engineer
• engineered
• engineering
• engineerings