7 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Enswathe' in a Sentence
"To wrap or bind with swathes; to encircle or envelop." more
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The gardener will have been enswathing the flowerbeds with colorful blooms for the grand event.
The lush vines had been enswathing the old stone walls, creating a picturesque scene in the garden.
The garden had enswathed itself in a blanket of colorful flowers overnight.
After the rainfall, the garden will have enswathed in the scent of fresh earth.
The gardener decided to enswathe the young saplings with tree guards, protecting them from grazing animals in the orchard.
Gardeners often enswathe young trees to protect them from harsh weather.
The gardeners have enswathed the entrance with vibrant flowers and greenery.
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