verb
definition
To surround or enclose.
Examples of envelops in a Sentence
A bottle mould rises and envelops the mass of molten glass.
All light comes from the reason, and it is the reason which apprehends both itself and the sensibility which envelops it, and the will which it obliges but does not constrain.
This second matter is atmosphere or firmament, which envelops and revolves around the central accumulation of first matter.
In " Root rot," as the name implies, the roots are attacked, the fungus being a species of Ozonium, which envelops the roots in a white covering of mould or mycelium.
In these compositions, remarkable for their lacile handling of medieval Latin rhymes and rhythms, the allegorizing mysticism which envelops chivalrous poetry is discarded.
In the fresh state they are filled with a sweet white pulp which envelops a large brown seed, but in the dried condition the pulp forms a blackish fleshy substance.
Bracts forming a fleshy or hard cupule which envelops the one to several fruits.
More commonly, the abnormality appears as a localized mass on the back that is covered by skin or by the meninges, the three-layered membrane that envelops the spinal cord.
The burners generate heat that, for example, envelops a whole chicken.
The shuttle envelops your computer entirely, so whether you're cramming your Dell into a book-filled backpack, you can trust that your laptop isn't cracking during a bumpy ride.
You can wear a bodystocking, which is exactly that--a garment that envelops your whole body.