1. to surround or close off on all sides
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘enclose’
2. to include something inside an envelope or package
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘enclose’

Examples

• The fence encloses the entire backyard.
• She encloses a check with her letter.
• The wall encloses the ancient city.
• He always encloses his business card with correspondence.
• The garden encloses a small pond in the center.
• The package encloses all the necessary documents.