encapsulatein a sentence
encapsulate as in: encapsulate the idea
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The memo encapsulates her plan.
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I only knew the memory lived in me, a perfectly encapsulated morsel of a good past, a brushstroke of color on the gray, barren canvas that our lives had become.† (source)
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And Trudy and Edgar, encapsulated in mourning, somehow forgot to care for one another, let alone her.† (source)
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It was sad and beautiful and encapsulated what little I knew about their relationship.† (source)
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The blueprint lit up a rubber band wrapped around a series of gears, encapsulated by a metal cover—something called a timing belt.† (source)
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I buried my face and made some screechy sound that encapsulated my complete humiliation.† (source)
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The poem was by Rudyard Kipling, and it so neatly encapsulated the rules by which werewolves lived, the Law that bound their actions, that he wondered if Kipling hadn't been a Downworlder himself, or at least known about the Accords.† (source)
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Plus it encapsulates the word our.† (source)
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If someone had been able to encapsulate the kindness of these second graders in pill form, the pills would undoubtedly put many war correspondents out of business.† (source)
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If one object behind her discovery of what she was to label the Tristero System or often only The Tristero (as if it might be something's secret title) were to bring to an end her encapsulation in her tower, then that night's infidelity with Metzger would logically be the starting point for it; logically.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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One incident sticks out in Scipio's mind as encapsulating the problems he found between refugees and his officers.† (source)
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And the memory-mind encapsulated within her opened itself to Jessica, permitting a view down a wide corridor to other Reverend Mothers until there seemed no end to them.† (source)
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Encapsulate is also one of Jody's words.† (source)
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To Feltz and many others in Clarkston, the housing plan encapsulated everything that was wrong with the way refugee resettlement was being handled in their town.† (source)
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Nature tends to compensate for diseases, to remove or encapsulate them, to incorporate them into the system in her own way.† (source)
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All it does is remind me of sharing this small, encapsulated place with the person I love, the one who's supposed to love me, but doesn't call.† (source)
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