infolded

[in-fohld-ed]

infolded Definition

• 1. to fold or wrap something inside of something else
• 2. to involve deeply or intricately

Using infolded: Examples

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

• Example

  The letter was infolded and sealed.

• Example

  The artist infolded the colors to create a beautiful painting.

• Example

  The story is infolded with mystery and suspense.

infolded Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for infolded

• enfolded
• wrapped
• enclosed
• embraced
• entangled

Phrases with infolded

• infold someone in one's arms

  to hug someone tightly

  Example

  She infolded her child in her arms and comforted him.

• infolded paper

  a type of paper that is folded in on itself to create a pocket or envelope

  Example

  The invitation was printed on infolded paper and sealed with wax.

• infolded fabric

  a type of fabric that is folded in on itself to create a layered effect

  Example

  The dress was made of infolded fabric, giving it a unique texture and appearance.

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Summary: infolded in Brief

The term 'infolded' [in-fohld-ed] means to wrap or fold something inside of something else, or to involve deeply or intricately. It can refer to physical objects like paper or fabric, as well as abstract concepts like stories. Examples include 'The letter was infolded and sealed,' and 'The story is infolded with mystery and suspense.'