envelopment

Meanings

• The action or state of covering or surrounding someone or something.

  - "He took an envelope from his pocket and carefully enveloped it in a soft blanket before mailing it."
  - "The fire department arrived on the scene and began the process of enveloping the building in a protective foam layer to prevent further damage from the fire."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with envelopment
anemone , conundrum , hypotenuse , jigsaw , jumble , labyrinth , maze , mosaic , puzzle , quilt , riddle , snake , tangle , tessellation , tower , twist , vortex , wind , winding , yarn , zigzag

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Homophones

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1. Envelope () :
   

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Variants

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envelop , enveloped , envelopes , enveloping , envelopment , envelopments , envelops

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Forms

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{"term"=>"Envelopment as a Verb", "description"=>"Envelopment can also be used as a verb, meaning 'to cover or surround completely', such as 'The police officer enveloped the suspect in a bear hug to restrain him.' or 'The company's PR team enveloped the media with a flurry of positive news stories to promote their new product.' "}

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Etymology

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The word 'envelopment' is derived from the Latin words 'involvere' which means 'to roll up or wrap around'.

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1. Metamorphosis: Metamorphosis is a literary and artistic concept that refers to a transformation or change in form, appearance, or nature. Envelopment can be seen as a form of metamorphosis, as it refers to the feeling or sensation of being transformed or enclosed by something, such as a character's emotions or the physical environment of a story.

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Culture

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[{"term"=>"Envelopment in Literature", "description"=>"Envelopment is a concept that can be found in various forms of literature. It can refer to the feeling of being surrounded or enclosed by something, such as a character's emotions or the physical environment of the story. It can also refer to the metaphorical or symbolic meaning of something that surrounds or encloses another thing, such as a character's motivations or the deeper themes of the story."}]

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