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inclosure

  • a variation of enclosure.
    enclosure
    noun
    something that encloses, as a fence or wall.
  • a word derived from inclose.
    inclose
    verb (used with object)

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Its 84 concrete buildings are airy and bright, set on a shady, grass-covered inclosure outside of Toulouse.

From Time Magazine Archive

Within a sheet steel inclosure is a steam generator only 6 ft. high by 4 ft. diameter.

From Time Magazine Archive

Federal soldiers constantly arrived. . . . 10,000 men in and around the inclosure.

From Time Magazine Archive

I sat down upon a block of wood, near the entrance to the inclosure, and leaned my head upon my hands.

From Four Years A Scout and Spy by E. C. Downs

He herded John through the turnstile into the street as he would have herded a recalcitrant gnu into its inclosure.

From Poor Relations by Compton MacKenzie