1. present participle of imbosom; to hold or enclose in or as if in the bosom; to embrace or cherish
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The mother was imbosoming her child in her arms.
• The valley seemed to be imbosoming the small village within its protective slopes.
• He spent his days imbosoming himself in the comfort of his library.
• The forest was imbosoming the ancient ruins, hiding them from view.
• She found herself imbosoming the memory of that distant summer.