enclosures
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈkloʊʒərz]
Word
Context: “space or area”
(noun) enclosures are areas that are surrounded by walls, fences, or other barriers. Imagine a backyard that is surrounded by a fence; that is an enclosure because it keeps the space separate from the outside.
Example
The farm has several enclosures for the animals to roam freely.
Example
There were no enclosures, so the animals could wander anywhere they wanted.
Example
How many enclosures are on the property?
Context: “documents”
(noun) enclosures can also refer to items that are included with a letter or a package. It's like when you send a birthday card with a small gift inside; the gift is an enclosure.
Example
She included several enclosures with her application form.
Example
The letter had no enclosures, so I only received the message.
Example
Did you receive any enclosures with the invitation?
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