Encase

Pronunciation: /ɛnˈkeɪs/

Encase (verb)

  1. To put something inside a covering material so it is protected from damage or harm.
  2. To surround something on all sides, leaving it enclosed within another substance or structure.
  3. To place an object in a solid material and harden it so the object stays fixed inside.

Examples

  • The technician encased the fragile part in a protective shell.
  • They encased the device in protective material to prevent damage.