1. to enclose protectively; to surround or embrace closely
Usage: literary; archaic
2. to take into one’s bosom; to cherish or hold dear
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The valley was embosomed by rolling hills.
• She embosomed the orphaned child as her own.
• The cottage was embosomed in a grove of ancient oaks.
• He embosomed her memory in his heart.
• The small town was embosomed by protective mountains.
• The mother embosomed her fears about her son’s safety.