enwreathing (Meaning)

enwreathing

to encircle with or as if with a wreath

The ivy's tendrils enwreathed the ancient oak, suffocating its branches.
The delicate petals of the rose enwreathed the young girl's head like a fragrant crown.
The smoke from the bonfire enwreathed the campers, creating an ethereal atmosphere.
The mist enwreathed the mountain peak, obscuring its rugged slopes.
The vines enwreathed the trellis, forming a verdant canopy overhead.
The snake enwreathed its victim, its cold scales constricting its prey.
The aroma of jasmine enwreathed the garden, intoxicating the senses.
The songbird's melody enwreathed the forest, filling it with a chorus of sweetness.
The flames from the hearth enwreathed the room, casting flickering shadows on the walls.
The sorrow enwreathed her heart, leaving a heavy weight upon her soul.

to encircle with or as if with a wreath

tying up, winding, looping, circling,tieing up, engirding, girthing, enwinding, engirdling,wreathing

unwinding, ungirding,unwrapping, unlashing, unbinding, unshackling,untying,untieing

The ivy's tendrils enwreathed the ancient oak, suffocating its branches.

The delicate petals of the rose enwreathed the young girl's head like a fragrant crown.

The smoke from the bonfire enwreathed the campers, creating an ethereal atmosphere.

The mist enwreathed the mountain peak, obscuring its rugged slopes.