embosomed's Usage Examples:

mysterious abodes of brick and plaster and granite, many-shuttered, and embosomed in sun-shot greenery.

About midway it passes the lake of Mezzano, a small piece of water embosomed among wooded hills, which is pronounced by Cluver to be the Laces Statoniensis.

During a great part of the year, it is either embosomed or capped by clouds, and indicates to the surrounding inhabitants the.

on the left the precipitous cliffs of the Mull coast, and far away and embosomed in the ocean, the fantastic and varied forms of the adjacent islands.

the scene in pastoral language, noting that a stand had been erected, “embosomed in a wood of lofty beech trees.

The altitude of the ruins which are embosomed by the dense forestry is 1,080 metres (3,540 ft).

Bodysgallen was "embosomed in woods of Noble growth, which are suffered to luxuriate their own way, without any fear of the axe".

The tourist Richard Fenton noted in 1810 that Bodysgallen was "embosomed in woods of Noble growth, which are suffered to luxuriate their own way.

As you approach the house it seems embosomed in the wood, but when you reach it you find it commands a full prospect.

of Sanquhar: “Crawick Mill was a clean tidy little hamlet pleasantly embosomed on the banks of the Crawick and sheltered from almost every wind that.

that the church "stands near to Glasserton-House, and is romantically embosomed in wood, which sheds around it a vernerable gloom, as if it were a druidical.

The village was completely embosomed in mulberry gardens at the turn of the century.

He had camped at a spring called Klipfontein "embosomed in rocky mountains".