encircle|encircled|encircles|encircling in English

verb

[en·cir·cle || ɪn'sɜːkl]

surround, enclose, hem in, circumscribe, make a circle around

Use "encircle|encircled|encircles|encircling" in a sentence

1. Trees encircle the house.

2. It encircles the Arctic, and flows beneath it

3. ‘A Cincture is also a feature of churches in the Hrvatsko Zagorje region.’ Origin Late 16th century (in the sense ‘encircling or enclosure’): from Latin cinctura, from cinct- ‘encircled’, from the verb cingere.

4. Snow covered the encircling hills.

5. Circumjacent: as in surrounding, encircling

6. Jack's arms encircled her waist.

7. The army encircled the airport.

8. a pond encircled by trees.

9. His hand slipped down to encircle her throat.

10. The city was encircled with troops.

11. Surrounding; encircling: Ambient sound; Ambient air

12. Strong fingers encircled her tiny wrists.

13. The pond is encircled by trees.

14. The airport was encircled by the rebels.

15. What does Circumferentially mean? In a way that encircles; around the circumference

16. It takes the earth one year to encircle the sun.

17. Circumferentially (not comparable) In a way that encircles; around the circumference

18. Though ropes of death encircle me, I call to you,

19. They encircle many of the city's apartment complexes.

20. The encircled forces had to be parleyed with.

21. An ornamental band encircling the wrist or arm.

22. We brushed the encircling walls with green lacquer.

23. The island was encircled by a dusty road.

24. The city is encircled by a hostile army.

25. The army was mobilized and encircled the airport.