Verb:

சுற்றிமூடு,

enfold's Usage Examples:

The population of Victoria was doubled in the first twelvemonth of the gold fever, and the value of imports and exports was multiplied tenfold between 1851 and 1853.

Sometimes, it is true, a sense of isolation enfolds me like a cold mist as I sit alone and wait at life's shut gate.

In laying his hands on their heads the bishop in many places, especially in the West, called down upon them the sevenfold spirit.

The sugar industry has made great strides, the amount of beetroot used having increased tenfold between 1880 and 1905.

; its revenue had multiplied sevenfold; and its small army was unsurpassed for efficiency.

Thus the commercial transactions of the United Kingdom with foreign states and British colonies increased more than sevenfold in the course of fifty years.

From being, at the beginning of the 19th century, a mere village in an agricultural district, the place grew rapidly in population owing to the abundance of its coal and iron ore, and the population of the whole parish (which was only 1486 in 1801) increased tenfold during the first half of the century.

desecrations of cemeteries and such, increased tenfold after the millenium.

The total loss of the Saracens was more than tenfold that of the Christians, who lost but seven hundred men.

The sense of power increased tenfold as she entered the mansion.

"In these acts particular significance was attached to certain numbers: a sevenfold knot, for example, was more efficacious than others.

Land comparatively poor yields crops eight to tenfold the quantity sown; the major part of the land yields twenty to thirtyfold.

9), which is superscribed "actor," he clearly explains how the value of a number increases tenfold with every place it is moved to the left.

Synonyms:

shroud, engulf, capsulate, hide, envelop, benight, wrap, cover, enshroud, sheathe, capsulize, capsulise, tube, bathe, cocoon, enwrap, capsule, enclose,

Antonyms:

anode, cathode, artifact, uncover, unsheathe,