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Enclose

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surrounded or closed in usually on all sides Opposite of unenclosed

the act of surrounding something with something else so that it is inside the surrounding object

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Enclosed area, mean enclosed premises, Talbot v. D.P.P. (D.C.), (2000) 1 WLR 1102 (QBD).

Enclosed switch-station, means any premises or en-closure or part thereof, being large enough to admit the entrance of a

Enclosed sub-station, means any premises or en-closure or part thereof, being large enough to admit the entrance of a

enclosed or fixed firmly in a surrounding mass surrounded on all sides as found pebbles embedded in the silt

A light enclosed carriage with seats inside for two or four and the fore wheels so arranged as to turn short

enclosed in or set off by a border or box as boxed sections of the report boxed announcements in

an enclosed yard for keeping poultry

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