of Encompass
Encircle, encompass.
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The root word of encompass is en-.
The base word in inclusion is "clude," which means to shut or close. Adding the prefix "in-" changes the meaning to include, encompass, or involve.
No amount of explanation can encompass how ridiculous this question is.
encompass - to encircle;to enclose"The conference will encompass all aspects of network security.""The empire of the Mongols grew to encompass most of mainland Asia and parts of eastern Europe."
The abstract noun form of the verb to encompass is encompassment.
The word "sin" originates from Old English and Germanic roots meaning "moral wrongdoing" or "offense." Over time, its meaning has evolved to encompass a broader range of moral transgressions in various religious and ethical contexts.
We planned to encompass the enemy while they slept.
The noun form for the verb encompass is encompassment and the gerund, encompassing.
Another word for encompass is include. Encompass can have a few different meanings ranging from encircling something to causing something to occur.
=Oceans encompass about three fourths of the surface of our planet.=