inclosure
/ɪnˈkloʊʒər/
noun
- An area that is surrounded by a barrier such as a fence or wall.
- The sheep were kept safe inside the inclosure.
- They built a wooden inclosure for the vegetable garden.
- The ancient inclosure was once a Roman fort.
- The act of surrounding or shutting in something.
- Inclosure of the yard took the workers two days.
- The inclosure of the common land changed the village forever.
- The document discussed the inclosure of public spaces.
- Something that is included with a letter or package; an enclosure.
- The inclosure was a signed contract.
- She forgot to add the inclosure to the package.
- Please find the requested inclosure in this envelope.