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insphere

[ in-sfeer ]
/ ɪnˈsfɪər /

verb (used with object), in·sphered, in·spher·ing.

ensphere.

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inspector, inspectorate, inspector general, inspector of taxes, inspersion, insphere, inspirable, inspiration, inspirational, inspiration board, inspirator
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Example sentences from the Web for insphere

  • He will insphere His trusting child and make him doubly safe, and make his surrounding simply glorious.

    The Palm Tree Blessing|W. E. Shepard

British Dictionary definitions for insphere

insphere
/ (ɪnˈsfɪə) /

verb

a variant spelling of ensphere
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