Enclosure :
notitiis clausura redundat
perimetri, notitiis clausura redundat, CESTOS, circumferentia, obsidio, circulus, obuiare curaret, prope, praetendere saepem, maledicto, coacervare possis, LAQUEUS, obsidione
saeptumseptis,
saeptumseptis,
Noun(1) a structure consisting of an area that has been enclosed for some purpose(2) the act of enclosing something inside something else(3) a naturally enclosed space(4) something (usually a supporting document
(1) The most obvious is a small roughly circular earthwork enclosure , known as The Ring.(2) Tridentine decrees forced the enclosure of their community.(3) It was a windy night, but the bowl-shaped rock formation around the area made a useful enclosure that kept the weather out.(4) Two at a time, men enter an enclosure , each holding a bird under his arm.(5) the cemetery lay within a high walled enclosure(6) Almost immediately he began setting up his own Botanic Garden, taking over an old stone-walled enclosure , formerly the common or stable yard, next to the kitchen garden.(7) In this regard, " enclosure of the commons " is a useful term.(8) Once spawning began, a large enclosure was constructed across the mouth of the bay containing the colony.(9) At the beginning of the period, enclosure was often a piecemeal process, undertaken by agreement within the village or by fencing some land from common grazing on adjoining waste.(10) The park has been closed, with all the animals being kept inside their cages except for some monkeys who are allowed to play outside in a special enclosure .(11) This process, called enclosure , is taught in schools as a story about the way agriculture was made more efficient.(12) The two other lions have been moved to a small indoor enclosure at the zoo.(13) The theory is that deer see the enclosure and while they can easily jump over, they don't want to get trapped in an enclosed area.(14) Wiping down tile shower enclosure walls with lemon oil also retards the formation of soap scum.(15) the members' enclosure(16) Now the authorities have taken up the work of putting up a contour wall around the enclosure and earth-filling work has also been taken up.
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