0 past simple and past participle of engulf
1 to surround and cover something or someone completely:
The stores were deposited on the bay ice and, due to water flowing over them, much was engulfed.
This process forms apoptotic bodies that seem to be engulfed by the oocyte.
Any solute in the extracellular water will also be engulfed by such -uid-phase endocytosis.
These methods mainly vary the amount of fluid engulfed into the shear layer and do not directly influence the small-scale mixing.
These in turn could be identified as true potential or 'just engulfed ' potential flow.
They are about the culture of commercialism that has engulfed medicine and, in the view of our authors, compromised its moral foundations.
From the stage, a flood of antipodal cultural references engulfed an enthusiastically appreciative audience.
Nervous system engulfment basics: what gets engulfed, why, and how?
