1. to put into or cover with a sheath; to encase or enclose
Usage: transitive verb; formal or literary

Examples

• The sword was ensheated in a leather scabbard.
• The cable was ensheated in protective plastic.
• The building's exterior was ensheated in glass panels.
• The wound was ensheated with sterile bandaging.
• The artist ensheated the sculpture in a clear acrylic covering.