encasements (Meaning)

encasements

case, covering, the act or process of encasing

The ancient artifact was encased in a thick layer of gold and precious stones.
The human body is encased within a complex system of tissues, organs, and bones.
The medieval knights wore elaborate metal encasements that protected them in battle.
The delicate porcelain doll was encased in a glass display case to preserve it.
The medical team used a rigid encasement to stabilize the patient's fractured limb.
The precious jewel was encased in a velvet-lined box for safekeeping.
The newly discovered fossil was encased in layers of rock, preserving its shape and details.
The submarine's hull is a sturdy encasement that withstands the immense pressure of the ocean depths.
The computer's CPU is housed within a protective encasement that ensures its optimal performance.
The nuclear reactor's core was encased in concrete to contain and shield radioactive materials.

case, covering, the act or process of encasing

housings,sheaths, casings, coverings,cases, shields, armors, wrappers, coatings, plates

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The ancient artifact was encased in a thick layer of gold and precious stones.

The human body is encased within a complex system of tissues, organs, and bones.

The medieval knights wore elaborate metal encasements that protected them in battle.

The delicate porcelain doll was encased in a glass display case to preserve it.