encasing (Meaning)

encasing

to enclose in or as if in a case

The delicate butterfly specimen was encased in a glass display case, preserving its beauty for generations to come.
The ancient scroll was carefully encased in a protective layer of parchment to shield it from the ravages of time.
The priceless jewel was encased in an intricate gold setting that complemented its brilliance.
The surgeon encased the damaged artery in a mesh sleeve to prevent further rupture.
The tree's roots were encased in a thick layer of soil, anchoring it firmly in the ground.
The underground bunker was encased in meters of reinforced concrete to withstand any potential threats.
The spacecraft was encased in a heat-resistant shield to protect it during its perilous re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
The sword's blade was encased in a leather scabbard, safeguarding it from damage or accidental use.
The ancient city was encased in a massive stone wall that served as both a defensive barrier and a statement of power.
The precious book was encased in a sturdy leather cover, protecting its fragile pages from the wear and tear of frequent handling.

to enclose in or as if in a case

housing, inclosing, including, surrounding, enveloping, enclosing, confining, walling (in), closeting, encircling

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The delicate butterfly specimen was encased in a glass display case, preserving its beauty for generations to come.

The ancient scroll was carefully encased in a protective layer of parchment to shield it from the ravages of time.

The priceless jewel was encased in an intricate gold setting that complemented its brilliance.

The surgeon encased the damaged artery in a mesh sleeve to prevent further rupture.