0 to make yourself very comfortable or safe in a place or position: --
1 to put yourself in a place or comfortable position as if to stay there: --
The boss is still there, even in nationalised industries, even if he is happily ensconced in a country mansion.
The smaller companies are safely ensconced in the free slice.
In many ways, the report ensconces that idea.
She may not yet be exactly ensconced in her glass coach, but she has a fairly glamorous vision before her eyes.
They are not concerned about their children because they are safely ensconced in places into which money is poured—money that is taken from working people.
They are in fact ensconced in a position of tremendous power to inflict harm on the commercial interests of this country.
Or they ensconce not quite the rule of rationality + not quite the rule of completeness, consistency and deductive closure + but only something that roughly approximates it.
This work ranged from historical studies of status groups and their music-entrepreneurial activities and attempts to ensconce themselves at the heart of 'good taste'.
