enclosed
- 01 B1 Intermediate
surrounded by a wall, fence, or other barrier.
fenced in or surrounded by a physical boundary that limits access or visibility.
Simple“The children played safely in the enclosed garden behind the house.”
In context“The property features an enclosed courtyard that provides a private sanctuary away from the noise of the city streets.”
- 02 B2 Upper Intermediate
placed inside an envelope or a package along with something else.
contained within a letter, parcel, or other vessel; frequently used in formal correspondence to indicate attachments.
Simple“Please read the enclosed document before you sign the contract.”
In context“Please find the enclosed cheque as full payment for the services rendered during the previous fiscal quarter.”
UsageOften used at the beginning of a sentence in formal letters, such as 'Enclosed please find...'
“Places “cut off and enclosed” for centuries are suddenly opened and connected.”