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Included

Inclosed confined

To inclose in a shrine or chest hence to preserve or cherish as something sacred as to enshrine something in

To inclose as in a mew or cage

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To inclose as in a trunk to incase

To inclose or fortify as with a wall

Something inclosing a light and protecting it from wind rain etc sometimes portable as a closed vessel or case of

An inclosed carriage or litter commonly about eight feet long four feet wide and four feet high borne on the

Any organ inclosing the essential organs of a flower a perianth

Inclosing with a sheath as the sheathing leaves of grasses the sheathing stipules of many polygonaceous plants

To inclose in a vault to entomb

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