encapsulations Antonyms
Meaning of encapsulations
encapsulations
to become encapsulated, to enclose in or as if in a capsule, to tell or relate (as a report) in a few words, epitomize, summarize, to surround, encase, or protect in or as if in a capsule, to enclose in a capsule
encapsulations Sentence Examples
- The time capsule contained a collection of artifacts that encapsulated a moment in history.
- The artist's work encapsulated the essence of human relationships with its raw emotions.
- The capsule medicine provided a convenient method to encapsulate multiple drugs in a single dose.
- The data encapsulation principle ensures that internal details of objects remain hidden from external access.
- The polymer encapsulation process shielded sensitive materials from degradation and external influences.
- The encapsulation of the compound improved its stability and extended its shelf life.
- The microcapsule technology encapsulated active ingredients for controlled release over time.
- The encapsulation of DNA allowed for its preservation and safe transfer between cells.
- The encapsulation process creates a protective barrier around a substance, isolating it from its surroundings.
- The encapsulation of flavors in oil-filled capsules preserved their aroma and taste during storage.
FAQs About the word encapsulations
to become encapsulated, to enclose in or as if in a capsule, to tell or relate (as a report) in a few words, epitomize, summarize, to surround, encase, or prote
summaries, précis, abstracts, sums,outlines, recaps, breviaries, rundowns, epitomes, synopses
enlargements,expansions, supplements, amplifications,addenda,addendums
The time capsule contained a collection of artifacts that encapsulated a moment in history.
The artist's work encapsulated the essence of human relationships with its raw emotions.
The capsule medicine provided a convenient method to encapsulate multiple drugs in a single dose.
The data encapsulation principle ensures that internal details of objects remain hidden from external access.
