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- pronunciation:
- ihn
klo
zh
 r
- features:
- Word Combinations (noun), Word Parts
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
something that surrounds an area of land, such as a fence or wall, or the land so surrounded.
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| definition 2: |
something, such as money or a document, sent in an envelope along with a letter.
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| definition 3: |
the act of enclosing, or the condition of being enclosed.
- similar words:
- confinement
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| related words: |
bound, boundary, cage, canopy, confinement, fold, wall, yard |
adjective + (n.)enclosure
airtight,
artificial,
average,
barbed,
barbed-wire,
ceremonial,
circular,
concrete,
cylindrical,
electronic,
encoded,
feeding,
fenced,
monastic,
narrative,
naturalistic,
outdoor,
parliamentary,
portable,
protective,
rigid,
royal,
sacred,
screened,
separate,
small,
spacious,
spatial,
square,
temporary,
tent-like,
vast,
visible,
walled,
wooden,
wrap-around
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verb + (n.)enclosure
build, cool, enter, erect, escape, house, inhabit, install, mount, occupy, peer, pride, uncover
(n.)enclosure
+ verb
constitute, construct, contain, design, facilitate, line, lock, monitor, pace, pile, plant, protect, seal, shelter, surround
noun + (n.)enclosure
agriculture,
airflow,
aluminum,
animal,
artifact,
bathroom,
brick,
cabinet,
cage,
canvas,
cattle,
chicken,
chicken-wire,
choir,
cockpit,
corner,
ditch,
drawer,
drive,
elephant,
fence,
garden,
gas,
glass,
grill,
hyena,
isinglass,
keeper,
kennel,
livestock,
lizard,
mask,
motor,
plastic,
pool,
sense,
sensor,
server,
shower,
shrine,
space,
stone,
swimming,
switch,
telescope,
temple,
tent,
tomb,
tub,
turbine,
vent,
weasel,
wheel,
wire,
wolf,
zoo
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The word enclosure
contains the following parts:
claus, clos, clud, clus
Latin
root
that means to close
  Example words:
clause, claustrophobia, closet, closure, conclude, conclusion, conclusive, disclose, disclosure, enclose, enclosure, exclude, exclusive, include, inclusive, inconclusive, malocclusion, occlude, preclude, recluse, seclude
-ure
Latin
noun-forming suffix
that means act or process of
More about this word part:
The suffix -ure
attaches to Latin verb roots and English verbs.
Example words:
acupuncture, adventure, agriculture, aquaculture, armature, capture, closure, composure, conjecture, debenture, denture, disclosure, displeasure, enclosure, enrapture, erasure, exposure, failure, figure, fixture, fracture, indenture, juncture, lecture, legislature, literature, manufacture, miniature, nomenclature, picture, posture, pressure, primogeniture, procedure, rapture, rupture, Scripture, seizure, stricture, structure, superstructure, tenure, texture, torture, verdure
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