1. plural of infold; the act or result of folding inward or wrapping something up
Usage: often used in literary or formal contexts
2. in geology or mineralogy, layers or structures that fold inward
Usage: technical/specialized usage

Examples

• The infoldings of the fabric created a complex pattern.
• The poet described the infoldings of memory within the human heart.
• The manuscript's infoldings revealed hidden text beneath the surface.
• Geological infoldings in the rock formation indicated ancient tectonic activity.
• The artist explored the infoldings of paper as a sculptural medium.