enclosed

US /ɪnˈkloʊzd/
UK /ɪnˈkloʊzd/
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1.

surrounded or closed off on all sides

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The garden was completely enclosed by a high wall.
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Please keep the animals enclosed for their safety.
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confinedcontainedfencedwalled
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openexposed
2.

placed in an envelope or package along with something else

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Please find the requested documents enclosed.
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A self-addressed stamped envelope was enclosed for your convenience.
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attachedincludedinserted
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separatedetached
1.

to put something in an envelope or package along with something else

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I enclosed a check with my application.
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She enclosed a photo of herself in the letter.
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attachincludeinsert
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removeextract
2.

to surround or close off on all sides

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A fence will enclose the property.
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The walls enclose a beautiful courtyard.
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surroundconfinecontainfence
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openrelease