enfold
/ɪnˈfoʊld/
verb
- To wrap or surround something or someone, often in a gentle or protective way.
- He enfolded her in his arms and whispered comforting words.
- She enfolded the baby in a soft blanket.
- The warm fog enfolded the valley, hiding the mountains from view.
- To include or contain something as part of a larger whole.
- The museum's collection enfolds art from many different cultures and time periods.
- The new policy enfolds several important changes to the company's rules.
- Her speech enfolded stories from her childhood and her hopes for the future.