Pronunciation: /ɪnˈvɛləp/
noun an envelope or covering
A1 The letter was inside the envelop.
A2 She carefully sealed the envelop before sending it.
B1 The envelop was addressed to the wrong recipient.
B2 The envelop contained important documents for the meeting.
C1 The elegant envelop was embossed with a gold seal.
C2 The envelop was securely sealed with wax to protect its contents.
verb to wrap up, cover, or surround completely
A1 She carefully enveloped the letter in a pink envelope.
A2 The warm blanket enveloped the child in a comforting embrace.
B1 The fog enveloped the entire city, making it difficult to see.
B2 The music enveloped the room, creating a magical atmosphere.
C1 The darkness of the night enveloped the landscape, creating an eerie feeling.
C2 The love they shared seemed to envelop them completely, creating a sense of unity.
formal The letter was carefully placed in the envelop before being sealed.
informal Can you help me find an envelop to put this card in?
slang I always keep a spare envelop in my bag just in case.
figurative The feeling of love seemed to envelop her completely.
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