encastré

/ (ɛnˈkɑːstreɪ) /

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adjective

civil engineering (of a beam) fixed at the ends; built into its supports

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Word Origin for encastré

from French, past participle of encastrer, from Latin incastrare to cut in; see castrate

Words nearby encastré

encarpus, en carré, encase, encasement, encash, encastré, encaustic, -ence, enceinte, Enceladus, encephal-

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