enframe
/ɪnˈfreɪm/
verb
- To put a picture, photograph, or other object into a frame.
- The artist carefully enframed the painting to protect its edges.
- We need to enframe this certificate before hanging it on the wall.
- She decided to enframe her favorite family photo in a wooden frame.
- To surround or enclose something, often for emphasis or decoration.
- Tall hedges enframe the garden, giving it a private feel.
- The architect used columns to enframe the entrance to the building.
- Dark clouds enframed the setting sun, creating a dramatic sky.