1. to put a frame around something; to frame
2. to enclose or confine within a frame or boundary
Usage: often used in philosophical or technical contexts

Examples

• She decided to enframe the vintage photograph in a wooden border.
• The artist chose to enframe the landscape painting with a gold leaf design.
• The window enframes a beautiful view of the mountains.
• The architect's design enframes the courtyard with elegant columns.
• He enframed the certificate to display it prominently on the wall.