Object

• essence: On the reverse of the map of " Your Village " is an essay which encapsulates the essence of The Prisoner series.

• ethos: The documentary encapsulates the ethos of the man quite remarkably.

• mood: Rather than illustrating the stories literally, he has chosen vivid images to encapsulate a mood or detail.

• functionality: Both can be used to encapsulate functionality within pages.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: This encapsulates areas such as support for pupils and the development of ideas and practice in special needs provision.

Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: These games, all crunch games, encapsulate perfectly what being a Burnley supporter is all about.

• nicely: Paul nicely encapsulates in one sentence the difficulties of designing with multimedia in mind.

• totally: Foam and coat totally encapsulates Asbestos giving a fully adhered seamless roofing system.

• fully: This sentiment fully encapsulates the essence of the band.

Used with why or when

• what: To put the comment into perspective helps encapsulate what the book is about.

Preposition: in

• statement: I hope what you have heard tonight is encapsulated in that statement.

• word: Our values are not only to be encapsulated in words.

• term: Thus, there are powerful barriers to actually taking seriously the problematic concerns that are encapsulated in the term flexible delivery.

Preposition: by

• self: Uses the supplied connection to submit the SQL SELECT statement encapsulated by self for execution.