inclose

[in-klohz]

inclose Definition

• 1. to surround or enclose something
• 2. to insert something in an envelope or package

Using inclose: Examples

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

• Example

  The garden is inclosed by a high fence.

• Example

  Please inclose a check with your application.

• Example

  She inclosed the letter in an envelope and mailed it.

inclose Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for inclose

• enclose
• surround
• envelop
• wrap
• contain

Antonyms for inclose

• open
• uncover
• reveal

Phrases with inclose

• inclose with

  to end a letter or email with a particular phrase or expression

  Example

  I will inclose with my regards to your family.

• inclose in

  to put something inside a container or envelope

  Example

  Please inclose the documents in an envelope and send them to our office.

• inclose around

  to surround something completely

  Example

  The castle was inclosed around by a deep moat.

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Summary: inclose in Brief

The verb 'inclose' [in-klohz] means to surround or enclose something, or to insert something in an envelope or package. It can be used in phrases like 'inclose with' or 'inclose in,' as in 'Please inclose the documents in an envelope and send them to our office.'