enfold Synonyms
enfold Meaning
enfold (v)
enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a covering
enfold (v. t.)
To infold. See Infold.
enfold Sentence Examples
- The mother's warm embrace enfolds the infant, providing comfort and security.
- The gentle breeze enfolds the leaves of the tree, creating a rustling symphony.
- The blanket enfolds the weary traveler, offering solace and warmth against the cold night.
- With open arms, the friend enfolds the grieving person, offering a refuge of understanding.
- The curtains enfold the window, casting a soft glow upon the room.
- The lush vegetation enfolds the ancient ruins, concealing them from the outside world.
- The petals of the flower enfold the delicate pistil, protecting it from harm.
- The folds of the fabric enfold the body, creating a graceful silhouette.
- The arms of the chair enfold the sitter, providing ergonomic support.
- The darkness enfolds the city, enveloping it in a blanket of mystery.
FAQs About the word enfold
enclose or enfold completely with or as if with a coveringTo infold. See Infold.
enclose, envelop,wrap, shroud, encase, enwrap, embed, encircle, bosom, lap
expose, strip, bare,expose, bare, strip,denude, denude,
The mother's warm embrace enfolds the infant, providing comfort and security.
The gentle breeze enfolds the leaves of the tree, creating a rustling symphony.
The blanket enfolds the weary traveler, offering solace and warmth against the cold night.
With open arms, the friend enfolds the grieving person, offering a refuge of understanding.
