1. present participle of inclose; to surround or enclose with a fence, wall, or barrier
Usage: variant spelling of 'enclosing'; less common than 'enclosing' in modern usage
2. present participle of inclose; to place something inside an envelope or container
Usage: variant spelling of 'enclosing'

1. the act or process of inclosing; something that is inclosed
Usage: variant spelling of 'enclosing'; often used in legal or historical contexts

Examples

• The farmer is inclosing the pasture with a new fence.
• She is inclosing a check with her letter.
• The inclosing of the garden took three weeks to complete.
• They are inclosing the documents in a sealed envelope.
• The inclosing wall protects the property from intruders.
• He is inclosing the yard to keep the dogs safe.