0 to closely hold or completely cover someone or something:
He enfolded her in his arms.
The spiral stair-tower is enfolded by these forms, like an infant in the protective embrace of its parents.
In fact, they are enfolded into the integrals corresponding to diagrams 2 and 10, respectively.
The materialisation of his image is enfolded within the final cadence of the act, within a kinetic goal-orientated process.
Fully aware of these distinctions, it manipulates and exploits them, all the while aiming to mask them, to enfold them in its realities.
What makes this beautiful moment different from any other is simply the rare fact that its mystery enfolds its mechanics so completely.
She seeks to communicate her message of love by enfolding individuals in her 'divine' embrace.
Filled pods were removed from the grain legumes, and cobs were removed from the maize leaving the enfolding sheath attached to the plants.
Yet entities in the holomovie are also in implicate relations and thus enfolding each other.
