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Meaning of encinct
The primary meaning of the word "encinct" is to encircle or surround something.
Etymology of encinct
The word "encinct" originates from the Old French "encincter" or "encinter", which is derived from "en-" (meaning "in" or "on") and "cinct-" or "cinter" (meaning "to gird" or "to encircle")
Historically, the word was used to describe the act of surrounding or encircling something, often with a belt or girdle, and was commonly used in medieval and poetic contexts
Synonyms
surround
encircle
enclose
envelop
encase
enwrap
encrust
engird
engirdle
enfold
envelope
gird
girdle
belt
ring
hoop
loop
circle
compass
encradle
enwreath
enswathe
swaddle
swathe
wrap
twine
entwine
coil
wind
twist
turn
curve
bend
arch
arc
circlet
cincture
zone
garrison
invest
besiege
hem
border
edge
fringe
skirt
perimeter
Definitions
- To surround or encircle something, especially with a belt, girdle, or other encircling object
- * To provide a surrounding edge or border to something
Usage Examples
- The ancient city was encinct with high walls for protection
- * The mountain range was encinct with a belt of dense forest
- * The queen's waist was encinct with a golden girdle