encage Synonyms
encage Meaning
Webster
encage (v. t.)
To confine in a cage; to coop up.
encage Sentence Examples
- The zookeeper carefully encaged the newly arrived lion cub for its safety and the well-being of the other animals.
- The escaped bird frantically fluttered its wings against the bars of its encagement, longing for freedom.
- The delicate butterfly was gently encased in a glass jar for observation and study, its beauty preserved for generations.
- The ancient artifact was encaged in a protective case to shield it from the elements and avoid damage.
- The rare orchid was carefully encaged in a greenhouse, providing it with the ideal climate and conditions for growth.
- The volatile chemical compound was securely encaged in a specialized container to prevent leakage and ensure safety.
- The highly contagious disease was encaged within a quarantine zone to limit its spread and protect the surrounding population.
- The precious jewel was encased in an intricate locket, its brilliance sparkling against the gold.
- The secret document was encaged in a coded message, concealing its contents from unauthorized eyes.
- The skilled magician encaged a volunteer in a transparent box, mystifying the audience with an illusion of confinement.
FAQs About the word encage
To confine in a cage; to coop up.
surround, confine, inclose, cage, enclose,house, encase, include, box (in), hedge
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The zookeeper carefully encaged the newly arrived lion cub for its safety and the well-being of the other animals.
The escaped bird frantically fluttered its wings against the bars of its encagement, longing for freedom.
The delicate butterfly was gently encased in a glass jar for observation and study, its beauty preserved for generations.
The ancient artifact was encaged in a protective case to shield it from the elements and avoid damage.
