verb
definition
To enclose, as in a case.
Examples of encased in a Sentence
There's a soul encased in a tumor.
It is described as a cornelian encased in a silver coin.
The internal pear-shaped body is encased structure may be gathered from fig.
Purchase a nice frame and give those encased pictures as a gift.
With the exception of the tower, which has been encased and raised to double its former height - to 300 ft.
Gift boxed in an oak-stained wooden box with brass hinges encased in a silk lining.
A family of fishes with a body encased in a hard armor.
Burn was a great exponent of the Scottish baronial style and encased the whole ancient edifice within a baronial mansion.
The fish was perfect, not oily, just meaty white fish encased in a crispy batter.
Opposite the closed Corner House Book Gallery are buildings encased in scaffolding, but this is the only obvious sign of activity.
The Imation Clip Flash Drive features the smallest of USB flash drives, safely encased in a durable, rubberized shell.
The condition led to Vince being completely encased in plaster from the waist down to his ankles for some five months.
In addition, they are fully encased in a protective rubber housing.
Die cast machine heads, where the gearing is all encased, is used.
Filled with 100% natural buck wheat hulls cleaned and graded by us at Brow Farm, then encased in an organic cotton case.
This is now encased in a brick skin with an extra bay at each end.
My gaze follows down to her hands, fingers entwined together, tightly holding a small photograph encased in a delicate silver frame.
One leg - encased in tight jeans - trails behind him, moving with the beat.
Over the years the gallery has been encased into another end wall design thus creating a passageway behind.
Spacious with glass sash window and encased radiator below.
The bubbles are encased between top and bottom mesh reinforcement, factory fabricated and delivered as partly precast elements.
Her right foot was encased in a tatty red stiletto; the other was bare.
Moreover, they are basically potato encased in dough, good old-fashioned stodge - like chips, only healthier.
In 1997/8 a miniature stormtrooper graced the ceiling, hanging upside down with feet encased in a lump of blu tack.
You may send the known psychic vampire their " magical calling card " back encased in a box of sea salt.
The pupa either shows the appendages of the perfect insect, though these are encased in a sheath and adherent to the body, or else it is entirely concealed within the hardened and contracted larval integument, which forms a barrel-shaped protecting capsule or puparium.
By the sixth week of pregnancy the embryo is already encased in an amniotic sac of fluid.
The bubbles then rest within a viscous fluid encased in a tough, flexible membrane.
The 2.3-inch TVs are encased in a plastic handheld design that looks like an old portable radio.
Hard shell cases usually have some form of stiff material encased between two layers of leather and some form of a liner on the inside.
The only carbohydrates they are likely to get are those that may be still encased in the digestive system of their prey.
Many cleansers on the market today have exfoliation beads encased within the cleanser itself.
Back then, Longley and Martin used cameras encased in waterproof housing and multiple pounds of highly explosive magnesium flash powder to illuminate their underwater environment.
Glass votive holders encased in spiraling silver offer a delicate look, and some of these are also designed to double as place card holders.
Because of this, it must be encased as it will release toxic fumes when burned.
A gas insert is a steel encased firebox that is positioned inside of an already designed and usable masonry fireplace.
If you're searching for a Madonna and child cameo encased in gold, you should concentrate your shopping efforts in the Torre del Greco region.
You can find jewelry made with real spiders encased in resin, pendants with realistic looking metal spiders, creepy crawly Gothic spider rings, and vintage-inspired styles that resemble Victorian and Art Deco pieces.
Latex rubber foam is encased in organic wool and organic cotton and this makes the bedding comfortable and supportive.
Carry - Take your wine bottle with you, keeping it safely encased in a decorative covering.
She had lost a whopping 50 pounds, and her sizzling new figure, encased in an eye-catching green bikini, left fans everywhere cheering at her obvious success.
If you have a slim upper body, but a heavier than you would like lower body, you can purchase a tank in a bold color, while keeping the lower portion of your body encased in a darker, and more subdued, hue.
Instead, the top portion of the tankini is outfitted in a sunny, striped collage of light blue, orange and grey, while the bottom portion of the tankini (the part that sits just under the breastbone) is encased in a deep mid-tone pink.
Encased in a sleek swimsuit, she is a model of female strength and ability, as well as the inherent sexiness that comes with such strength.
Although it contained heating coils, the coils could be seen and were not encased.
In the early years of toaster oven heating elements, chromel was designed into a single, coiled wire that ran the length of the toaster oven and was encased by material that evenly heated whatever was inside.
The only real difference is that it is portable and, unlike other portable versions, is encased in a soft case that closes with a zipper.
Animal costumes can really run the gamut, with pets being encased in all manner of fabric and accessories.
The four corners are usually encased in prongs to ensure that the wearer doesn't get them snagged.
Its diamonds are 5/8ths of a carat and are encased in 14 carat white gold.