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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
enswathe .
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Examples
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Even in the current lame-duck session of Congress, their unsettling rhetoric has enswathed immigration in such claims.
Stephan Salisbury: Terrorama: The Next Congress Will See Terror in Everything Stephan Salisbury 2010
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Even in the current lame-duck session of Congress, their unsettling rhetoric has enswathed immigration in such claims.
Stephan Salisbury: Terrorama: The Next Congress Will See Terror in Everything Stephan Salisbury 2010
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Even in the current lame-duck session of Congress, their unsettling rhetoric has enswathed immigration in such claims.
Stephan Salisbury: Terrorama: The Next Congress Will See Terror in Everything Stephan Salisbury 2010
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Even in the current lame-duck session of Congress, their unsettling rhetoric has enswathed immigration in such claims.
Stephan Salisbury: Terrorama: The Next Congress Will See Terror in Everything Stephan Salisbury 2010
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Right now, despite the recent visits of a couple of reporters, those super-bases remain enswathed in a kind of policy silence.
Archive 2006-02-01 News from Mad Plato 2006
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With no ceremony, she knelt down on the floor amidst the garbage and stinking puddles and smears of excrement and began wrapping the unconscious Amerie in this stuff; and when the nun was packaged like a choice cut in a butcher case, she enswathed Chief Burke.
The Golden Torc May, Julian, 1931- 1981
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The whole planet was enswathed in tornadoes and worse.
Cities In Flight Blish, James 1957
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When his old leader became enswathed with election bandages,
The Masques of Ottawa Domino
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Then the figure hurriedly caught up the bundle of woman's toggery that had enswathed its entrance to the inn, and through the dancing motes, over the sun-flecked floor, the same slim shadow, the shadow that resembled the lad who had slept by the hearth, the shadow that had slipped down the curving stairs, crept through another window, was off and away, lost in the other shadows of the night.
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God touched, whose lives He enswathed with the fire of zeal for Christ and His royal rights.
Sketches of the Covenanters J. C. McFeeters
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