Envelop: meaning, definitions and examples

Repeated term, see the first entry for context and examples.

• Refer to the first entry for examples

Used to describe a piece of material wrapped around something, often for protection, concealment, or to make it visually appealing. Commonly related to food items, candies, or gifts.

• She removed the candy from its shiny wrapper
• The gift's colorful wrapper was torn open excitedly

Used when placing something over another item for protection, concealment, or closure. It can also refer to occupying a particular area or addressing a topic.

• Can you cover the pot so the water boils faster? The insurance will cover the cost of the damage
• The journalist was asked to cover the election

Used when referring to an object wrapped or boxed for delivery or shipment. It can also denote a set of items or services offered together.

• She received a package from her friend in the mail
• The travel agency offers a holiday package with flights and accommodation included

Duplicate entry with the same use case as above

Used when physically putting something inside a container or when something is surrounded by boundaries, often in a formal or practical context.

• Please enclose the form with your application
• The garden is enclosed by a fence

Used when describing something being on all sides of something else, often in a more neutral or descriptive sense.

• Tall trees surround the cabin
• The police surrounded the building

Used when something is covered by winding or folding material around it, often implying care or completeness.

• She decided to wrap the gift in colorful paper
• He wrapped himself in a warm blanket