1. wrapping or binding something completely, as with cloth or bandages
Usage: present participle of enswathe

Examples

• The nurse was enswathing the patient’s injured arm in clean bandages.
• Fog was enswathing the entire valley in a thick, gray blanket.
• The mother was gently enswathing her newborn baby in soft cotton cloth.
• Vines were enswathing the old stone wall, covering it completely.
• The artist spent hours enswathing the sculpture in protective material.
• Darkness was enswathing the forest as night fell.