envelop

Object

• algebra: In Chapter 2. we give a short summary of parts of the theory of quantized enveloping algebras.
• globe: The biosphere, or thin layer of life enveloping the globe, is a unity.
• virus: Such proteins are the major antigens of enveloped viruses.
• listener: The sound quality is phenomenal, especially from the DTS soundtrack which will immerse and envelop the listener throughout.
• viewer: The horizon of this drawing will stretch around the lower bar area enveloping the viewer or drinker in a crude pixelated, glittering landscape.
• earth: The gases of the tail subsequently enveloped the earth.

Subject

• darkness: All points of the compass also were enveloped by that darkness.

Preposition: by

• darkness: All points of the compass also were enveloped by that darkness.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: The pines, completely enveloped in flames, threw a wild glare on the scene.
• immediately: Step into the Gardens ' towering glass rotunda and you're immediately enveloped in the steamy heat of a tropical paradise.
• all: The crowd was all enveloping, not unlike a cloud.
• now: Storms of a different kind now enveloped the paper.
• only: Conspiratorial care can and must envelop only the technical aspect of the matter.
• suddenly: All points of the compass were suddenly enveloped in darkness.

Preposition: in

• mist: When these islands are enveloped in summer mist or haze, great heat may be expected.
• flame: By the time the train had stopped the whole of the truck was enveloped in flames.
• fog: Michael saw the great, glowing body first; the head of the golden one remained above him enveloped in the golden fog.
• cloud: He is almost entirely enveloped in a cloud of hot air.
• darkness: All points of the compass were suddenly enveloped in darkness.
• smoke: The last performer rolled out on stage seated upon a throne, enveloped in smoke from a smoke machine.