enfolded (Meaning)

enfolded

to cover with or as if with folds, to cover with folds, to surround with a covering, to clasp within the arms, embrace entry 1 sense 1, hug

No weak antonyms found.

The gentle breeze enfolded her hair, creating a flowing tapestry around her face.
The mother's warm embrace enfolded her child, providing comfort and security.
The darkness enfolded the city like a suffocating blanket, obscuring all but the faintest glimmer of light.
The petals of the rose enfolded tightly, protecting its delicate inner workings from the harsh elements.
The mist enfolded the mountaintop, shrouding it in an ethereal veil of mystery and wonder.
The child's tiny hands enfolded the soft toy, clutching it tightly for dear life.
The blanket enfolded the sleeping figure, providing a cocoon of warmth and tranquility.
The forest enfolded the hiker, its towering trees creating a verdant labyrinth of wonder and discovery.
Memories enfolded her mind, swirling like autumn leaves carried by the wind.
The tapestry enfolded the ancient tale, its vibrant threads weaving a vibrant tapestry of history and legend.

to cover with or as if with folds, to cover with folds, to surround with a covering, to clasp within the arms, embrace entry 1 sense 1, hug

enveloped, shrouded, enclosed,wrapped, inclosed,encased, encircled, enwrapped, veiled, cocooned

stripped, denuded, bared,exposed,stript,

The gentle breeze enfolded her hair, creating a flowing tapestry around her face.

The mother's warm embrace enfolded her child, providing comfort and security.

The darkness enfolded the city like a suffocating blanket, obscuring all but the faintest glimmer of light.

The petals of the rose enfolded tightly, protecting its delicate inner workings from the harsh elements.