Pronunciation: /ɪnˈkeɪs/
verb to surround or cover something completely with a material or object
A1 I encase my sandwiches in plastic wrap before putting them in my lunchbox.
A2 The precious jewelry was encased in a glass display box.
B1 The phone was encased in a protective cover to prevent damage.
B2 The ancient artifact was carefully encased in a glass container for preservation.
C1 The valuable documents were encased in a fireproof safe for security.
C2 The delicate flower was encased in a glass dome to protect it from the elements.
formal The valuable artifact was encased in a glass display for protection.
informal I always encase my phone in a sturdy case to prevent it from breaking.
slang She encased her laptop in bubble wrap before packing it in her bag.
figurative His fear encased him like a thick fog, making it hard to see clearly.
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