verb as in strong fondness

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envelop, enfold, beset

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Example Sentences

Example:The towering mountains enveleoped the small village, creating a magical atmosphere.

Definition:To surround completely; to cover or wrap up so that nothing can be seen or heard; to cover or hide entirely; to surround by a liquid or vapor; to hold or contain, as if in a cocoon or chrysalis; to charm or fascinate; to allure.

From envelop

Example:She enfolded the child in a warm embrace, soothing him with gentle words.

Definition:To enclose within folds or as if within folds; to surround and hold closely; to take something into oneself and preserve it; to bring or place within one's arms (often used figuratively), as a comfort or affection; to surround or cover with something soft or embracing; to charm or fascinate; to allure.

From enfold

Example:The town was beset with troubles, facing numerous challenges from all sides.

Definition:To harass or annoy persistently; to beset with difficulties, troubles, or annoyances; to surround firmly; to surround and attack persistently, as if by besieging; to infest; to flood or overwhelm; to charm or fascinate; to allure.

From beset