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envelopment
The word describes a state of being completely surrounded or enclosed. In a general context, it often carries a sensory or atmospheric quality, suggesting a feeling of being immersed in something, such as light, sound, or a physical material. It is more formal than "covering" and implies a more total or seamless enclosure.
In a military context, the term is highly technical. It refers to a specific tactical maneuver where forces move around the flanks of an enemy to cut off their line of retreat or surround them. This is distinct from a "frontal assault" and is often associated with strategic superiority.
When used to describe physical objects or nature, it suggests a gradual or organic process of being overtaken, such as a plant growing over a wall or a mist descending on a landscape.
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The complete envelopment of the seed by the husk protects it from the cold.
The general ordered a double envelopment to trap the opposing army.
I love the feeling of total envelopment when I sink into a warm bath.
The fog caused a slow envelopment of the entire valley.
We must execute a rapid envelopment of the flank to secure victory.
The artist focused on the envelopment of the figure in soft light.
Look at how the vines achieve a total envelopment of the old stone wall.
The strategic envelopment left the enemy with no way to retreat.