enclosed
/ɪnˈkloʊzd/
adjective
- Surrounded or closed off on all sides, as by walls, fences, or other barriers.
- The letter came in an enclosed envelope with no return address.
- The garden is enclosed by a tall brick wall.
- We stayed in an enclosed porch to avoid the mosquitoes.
- Included together with something else, especially in a letter or package.
- The enclosed check covers the full amount of the bill.
- Please find the enclosed documents for your review.
- I have sent the signed contract as an enclosed attachment.
Synonyms
verb
- Past tense of enclose: surrounded or closed off something on all sides.
- The ancient city was enclosed by massive stone walls.
- She enclosed the gift in a pretty box with a ribbon.
- The farmer enclosed the pasture with a wooden fence.
- Past tense of enclose: included something within a letter or package.
- I enclosed my resume with the job application.
- The company enclosed a return envelope for your convenience.
- He enclosed a photo of his family in the birthday card.