0 present participle of enclose
1 to surround something:
2 to send something in the same envelope or parcel as something else:
Please enclose a curriculum vitae with your application.
The house has a small backyard, enclosed by a high brick wall.
With the ring enclosed tightly in his hand, he stood deep in thought.
The box could once have enclosed important letters or keepsakes.
The new classrooms have been built enclosing a small central courtyard.
Assignment statements update variables declared in their block or in an enclosing one.
Confinement satisfaction is defined to mean that every the expression being evaluated must be visible from the enclosing method's class.
A duration key with value zero means that the related event starts when the enclosing event list starts.
