encompass

/ɛnˈkʌmpəs/
verb
  1. To include or contain a wide range of things; to cover completely.
    • The museum's collection encompasses art from the Renaissance to modern times.
    • The national park encompasses over 500 square miles of forest and mountains.
    • Her job responsibilities encompass everything from customer service to accounting.
  2. To surround or encircle something completely.
    • A high stone wall encompasses the old castle.
    • The garden is encompassed by a hedge of fragrant roses.
    • Dark clouds encompassed the summit of the mountain.
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