englobe

[ɛnˈɡləʊb]

englobe Definition

• 1. to include or contain something completely
• 2. to surround or enclose something

Using englobe: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "englobe" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The new policy will englobe all employees.

• Example

  The park is englobed by a fence.

• Example

  The project englobes various aspects of the company's operations.

englobe Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for englobe

• encircle
• encompass
• surround
• include
• embrace

Phrases with englobe

• englobe into

  to be included as part of something larger

  Example

  The small town was englobed into the city's metropolitan area.

• englobe within

  to be surrounded or enclosed by something larger

  Example

  The house was englobed within a dense forest.

• englobe around

  to surround or encircle something

  Example

  The river englobes around the island.

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Summary: englobe in Brief

'Englobe' [ɛnˈɡləʊb] means to completely include or contain something, or to surround or enclose something. It is often used in formal contexts, such as 'The new policy will englobe all employees,' and can also be used with prepositions like 'into,' 'within,' and 'around.'