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Part of Speech: verb transitive
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Fences there were none, for there was nothing to inclose; but upon cords, stretched in long rows one over the other, hung fish cut open, and drying in the wind. - "The Sand-Hills of Jutland", Hans Christian Andersen.
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Stage above stage the imperial structure stands, Holds the chief honours, and the town commands: High walls and battlements the courts inclose, And the strong gates defy a host of foes. - "The Odyssey of Homer", Homer, translated by Alexander Pope.
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In a sotto voice and with a flow of red suffusing his face, Alphonse Michelson turned to Gertie Dobriner, his hand curved blinker fashion to inclose his words. - "Every Soul Hath Its Song", Fannie Hurst.