1. to enclose or surround completely; to encompass
Usage: formal

Examples

• The fog englobes the entire mountain range.
• Her research englobes multiple disciplines including psychology and sociology.
• The new policy englobes all aspects of student life.
• The darkness englobes the forest at nightfall.
• This comprehensive study englobes decades of climate data.
• The artist’s vision englobes both traditional and modern techniques.