enwomb

en·womb

 (ĕn-wo͞om′)
tr.v. en·wombed, en·womb·ing, en·wombs
To enclose in or as if in a womb.
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enwomb

(ɪnˈwuːm)
vb
(tr; often passive) to enclose in or as if in a womb
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en•womb

(ɛnˈwum)

v.t.
to enclose in or as if in the womb.
[1580–90]
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enwomb


Past participle: enwombed
Gerund: enwombing

Imperative
enwomb
enwomb
Present
I enwomb
you enwomb
he/she/it enwombs
we enwomb
you enwomb
they enwomb
Preterite
I enwombed
you enwombed
he/she/it enwombed
we enwombed
you enwombed
they enwombed
Present Continuous
I am enwombing
you are enwombing
he/she/it is enwombing
we are enwombing
you are enwombing
they are enwombing
Present Perfect
I have enwombed
you have enwombed
he/she/it has enwombed
we have enwombed
you have enwombed
they have enwombed
Past Continuous
I was enwombing
you were enwombing
he/she/it was enwombing
we were enwombing
you were enwombing
they were enwombing
Past Perfect
I had enwombed
you had enwombed
he/she/it had enwombed
we had enwombed
you had enwombed
they had enwombed
Future
I will enwomb
you will enwomb
he/she/it will enwomb
we will enwomb
you will enwomb
they will enwomb
Future Perfect
I will have enwombed
you will have enwombed
he/she/it will have enwombed
we will have enwombed
you will have enwombed
they will have enwombed
Future Continuous
I will be enwombing
you will be enwombing
he/she/it will be enwombing
we will be enwombing
you will be enwombing
they will be enwombing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been enwombing
you have been enwombing
he/she/it has been enwombing
we have been enwombing
you have been enwombing
they have been enwombing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been enwombing
you will have been enwombing
he/she/it will have been enwombing
we will have been enwombing
you will have been enwombing
they will have been enwombing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been enwombing
you had been enwombing
he/she/it had been enwombing
we had been enwombing
you had been enwombing
they had been enwombing
Conditional
I would enwomb
you would enwomb
he/she/it would enwomb
we would enwomb
you would enwomb
they would enwomb
Past Conditional
I would have enwombed
you would have enwombed
he/she/it would have enwombed
we would have enwombed
you would have enwombed
they would have enwombed
Collins English Verb Tables © HarperCollins Publishers 2011
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But the mother motivates him by saying that the house, in the first instance, is for him and her; whether it will enwomb an altogether different womb (woman) is very much in question.
The most obvious connection is Amavia's description of her husbands early virility as he set off on his journey: "He pricked forth, his puissant force to proue, / Me then he left enwombed of this child" (II.i.7-8).
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After a moment, he threatens to devour Britomart also, but she beats him back, he submits, and their exchange follows: Him selfe before her feete he lowly threw, And gan for grace and loue of her to seeke: Which she accepting, he so neare her drew, That of his game she soone enwombed grew, And forth did bring a Lion of great might; That shortly did all other beasts subdew: With that she waked, full of fearefull fright, And doubtfully dismayd through that so vneouth sight.
In Sirens, 2006, three big-eyed, waifish nudes are enwombed by rococo swirls of graphite; one siren pushes against Hammerlein's marks with the palm of her hand, as if to see whether they will give.
Unlike Hyacinth in The Princess Casamassima, who is not only a more richly endowed figure but also someone we get to know long before he is enlisted in the terrorist project, Ahmad is a fully indoctrinated robot from the moment we meet him, disastrously enwombed in a pathetic and delusional idea whose consequences he has no way of imagining.
His male womb--itself weirdly enwombed in Ninhursag's--acts as a kind of alembic in which deadly plants are concocted and thereafter magically emerge as divine medicinal agents whose powers to heal are thereby "fixed" in the permanent order of things.
I say I am your mother, And put you in the catalogue of those That were enwombed mine.
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The pipeline will be enwombed with the proposed Iran-Pak oil refinery, which has a capacity of refining 6 million tonnes of crude oil.
Monetas promise is maternal "as near as an immortal's words / Could to a mother's soften ..." (1.249-50), and the poet tells how he "ached to see what things [her] hollow brain / behind enwombed ..." (1.277).