1 to make something difficult to know or understand:
Culla strikes out aimlessly across the country attempting to escape the circumstances that have enshrouded him and forget his sins.
A dense layer of gas and dusts enshrouds the central star, blocking its direct light from our view.
The first is that the neutron star is enshrouded in dense dust clouds so that it can not be seen.
The story of their martyrdom is enshrouded in myth, and though they share the same feast day, the saints were not martyred together or at the same time.
A fog enshrouds the streets.
I cannot understand the air of despondency, tragedy and misery which seemed to enshroud all the speeches.
The whole object of bureaucracy is to enshroud their operations in secrecy as much as possible.
He has a pair of mechanical bat wings granting him flight, and he controls a colony of bats that he uses to enshroud his opponent.
