encases

Wraps all around

Encases means surrounds or encloses completely, as if placing in a case: The fossil was encased in amber, Ice encased the branches.

The word suggests thorough covering that protects, preserves, or traps what's inside.

Third-person singular present tense of encase.

surrounds

envelops

Surrounds and covers completely

enwraps · shrouds · swathes · wraps · enfolds · embraces · cocoons · blankets · smothers · girds

containment

shell

Hard outer covering

enclosure · vessel · chamber · receptacle · jacket · sleeve · covering · pod · husk · cocoon

protection

armor

Protective combat covering

bulletproof · barrier · guard · defend · insulate · cushion · padding · buffer · shelter · sanctuary

preservation

amber

Hardened ancient tree secretion

glass · crystal · formaldehyde · specimen · fossil · taxidermy · mummification · vault · archive · museum

Opposites
containment/enclosure

encasesreleases

Lets go or publishes

frees · liberates · extracts · removes · exposes

exposure/access

encasesexposes

Makes visible or known

reveals · bares · lays bare · uncovers · unveils

Family

encase, encased, encasing, encasement, encasements

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G