Encase

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Physical ProtectionPlay
Used when objects are covered for safety, like a shield from harm or damage. SlideArchaeologists encased the ancient artifact in foam to transport it safely.
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Visibility ReductionPlay
Encasing can make the enclosed item less visible or concealed, depending on the material used. SlideThe sculpture is encased in opaque material, hiding its details.
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Conceptual UsePlay
Can be used metaphorically, suggesting restriction or containment of immaterial things. SlideHis emotions were encased in a facade of indifference.