Similar words: close down, disclosed, closed primary, close, closet, closer, close up, close in. Meaning: [-zd] 
adj. closed in or surrounded or included within.
adj. closed in or surrounded or included within. 
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151. It also enclosed a version on film which was absolutely covered in fingermarks.
152. The conversion of the former arable fields to small enclosed fields of pasture had therefore two visible effects on the landscape.
153. They are all from the contemplative, strict and enclosed Order of the Carmelite in Darlington and are repeating history.
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154. Lurching along in this enclosed space, one loses all sense of direction.
155. It had a newly thatched roof and was enclosed inside a privet hedge.
156. All-white gardens are at their most striking when enclosed by walls or dark yew hedges.
157. All the sewage is now stored within enclosed containers rather than in open beds and the company also intend enclosing the plant inlet.
158. Away in the distance, beyond the foin, the land became fertile and fields began, enclosed by dry stone walls.
159. The temperature sensor is enclosed in a protective well.
160. Enclosed please find a set of sample sheets.
161. A free sample is enclosed with the compliments of the manufacturer.
162. The surrounding land was enclosed by an eight foot wire fence.
163. Enclosed is the format guideline of midterm report for your reference.
164. His instructions about having the enclosed items delivered to you were explicit.
165. The bird was enclosed in such a small space that it could not turn without bending its tail.
166. A copy of the notice of appeal is enclosed for the Respondent.
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