1. to hold or enclose in or as if in the bosom; to embrace or cherish
Usage: literary; archaic
2. to take into one's heart or mind; to harbor or conceal
Usage: literary; archaic

Examples

• The mother imbosoms her child with warmth and affection.
• He imbosoms the secret within his heart, never to speak of it.
• The valley imbosoms a small village surrounded by mountains.
• She imbosoms the memory of her beloved friend.
• The forest imbosoms countless creatures in its depths.