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Meaning encapsulate meaning

What does encapsulate mean?

encapsulate

— verb (= capsulize) put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume capsulize the news — verb enclose in a capsule or other small container

Synonyms encapsulate synonyms

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enclose sheathe encase cover capsulize capsulise capsule potting tighten up surround sealing seal packaging package, to make tight hermetic closure hermet ization epitomize encompass encircle encapsulation devitrify cup crystallize crystallise crystalize crystalise confinement condense cocoon capsulation airtight coating air-tight seal abridge

Conjugation encapsulate conjugation

How do you conjugate encapsulate?

encapsulate · verb

Examples encapsulate examples

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I mean, how can I encapsulate in mere words My scorn for any military solution.
The opportunity to encapsulate the unspoken nobility of our comradeship.
Does that encapsulate you?
If we recalibrate the gravity generator to full negative. and reroute it through the transmission dish. We could extend the ship's force field out. far enough to encapsulate the drone horde. Negating the gravity within the entire bubble!
In fact, there are two words that perfectly encapsulate the stylistic beauty of this car.
Is it a good thing or a bad thing that it's becoming harder maybe impossible to encapsulate information in discrete units and sell them?
And he's trying to rewrite Christianity or encapsulate it in a little book, isn't he?
It's time to encapsulate the future.
What official statement can encapsulate the tragic absurdity of this fucked-up situation?
I don't think we can remove the virus, but we can encapsulate it.
The main thing is you've got to encapsulate all of this in a way that it can't be decrypted and read when it's in transit across the network.
God, I wish there was a word to encapsulate it all.
I expect the body to encapsulate them.
We started filling the chamber with all kinds of these really strong aromas, and we were able to take that aroma, encapsulate it in a pillow, and have that flavor a dish at the table.
Well, what can I say, sir? I mean, how can I encapsulate in mere words My scorn for any military solution.
We can not remove the virus, but perhaps encapsulate it.
I don't think we can remove the virus, but we can encapsulate it. It did not help.
I spent an hour trying to come up with something meaningful to say to you. Something that would encapsulate how I felt about us, about sex about the most incredible night of my life. Know what I came up with?
The main thing is you've got to encapsulate all of this in a way that it can't be decrypted and read when it's in transit across the network. Right..or on either of the end points that it's received at.

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But another step in metaphor-building is needed to encapsulate the idea of economic inclusion.

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