Envelop - Law Dictionary Search Results

Infold

To wrap up or cover with folds to envelop to inwrap to inclose to involve

To place in a sphere to envelop

To swathe to envelop as in swaddling clothes

To envelop in clouds to cloud

To wrap up to envelop

To envelop See Inwrap

Oxford Dictionary means 'to enwrap in anything, to enfold or envelop; to contain or imply'. The activity for profit must, therefore,

The three membranes that envelop the brain and spinal cord the pia mater dura mater

To cover or envelop as with a mantle to cloak to hide to disguise

To envelop in mist