How Do You Spell INCLOSE?

Pronunciation: [ɪnklˈə͡ʊz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "inclose" has been a source of confusion for many people. The spelling is derived from the Latin word "inclaudere," which means "to shut in." The correct pronunciation of the word is /ɪnˈkloʊz/, which is best represented as "in-cloze" using American English phonetics. This word is commonly misspelled as "enclose" due to its similarity in sound, but it is important to remember that the correct spelling is "inclose" when referring to something that is enclosed or shut in.

INCLOSE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "inclose" refers to the act of enclosing, surrounding, or confining something within a physical barrier or boundary. It can also denote the action of sealing off an area or space, preventing access or escape. The term is commonly used in the context of defining the action of enclosing an object, such as a letter or a document, within an envelope or a container to protect or conceal its contents.

   In a broader sense, "inclose" may also refer to the act of enclosing or surrounding a particular space with a fence, wall, or any other form of physical boundary. This could apply to a piece of land, a garden, a property, or any other area that is demarcated for specific purposes. It implies the creation of a protected or restricted area, separating it from the surrounding environment.

   Furthermore, "inclose" can also be used metaphorically to describe the act of enclosing or confining ideas, thoughts, or emotions within oneself or within a group. This metaphorical usage suggests the intentional restriction or limitation of communication, expression, or access to certain information or viewpoints.

   Overall, the term "inclose" encompasses the act of enclosing or confining physical objects, areas, or concepts within a boundary, whether it be for protection, secrecy, or restriction.

2. To shut in; to confine on all sides; to cover with a wrapper or envelope.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for INCLOSE

• jnclose
• knclose
• onclose
• 9nclose
• 8nclose
• ibclose
• imclose
• ijclose
• ihclose
• inxlose
• invlose
• inflose
• indlose
• inckose
• incpose
• incoose
• inclise
• inclkse
• incllse

Etymology of INCLOSE

The word inclose is derived from the Old French word enclos which means to surround or to enclose. It is a combination of the prefix en- meaning in or into, and the verb clos meaning to close. Over time, the spelling of enclos evolved into inclose.

Similar spelling words for INCLOSE

• include,
• enclose,
• inoculate,
• inclosure,
• inclement,
• inosculate,
• Ingle,
• included,
• incloses,
• inkle,
• inclusion,
• inclined,
• ingles,
• in color,
• incline,
• inclusive,
• Inclosed,
• inoculum,
• inglis,
• inoculant,
• insley,
• inglenook.

Conjugate verb Inclose

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have inclosed

you would have inclosed

he/she/it would have inclosed

we would have inclosed

they would have inclosed

I would have inclose

you would have inclose

he/she/it would have inclose

we would have inclose

they would have inclose

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been inclosing

you would have been inclosing

he/she/it would have been inclosing

we would have been inclosing

they would have been inclosing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would inclose

you would inclose

he/she/it would inclose

we would inclose

they would inclose

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be inclosing

you would be inclosing

he/she/it would be inclosing

we would be inclosing

they would be inclosing

FUTURE

I will inclose

you will inclose

he/she/it will inclose

we will inclose

they will inclose

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be inclosing

you will be inclosing

he/she/it will be inclosing

we will be inclosing

they will be inclosing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have inclosed

you will have inclosed

he/she/it will have inclosed

we will have inclosed

they will have inclosed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been inclosing

you will have been inclosing

he/she/it will have been inclosing

we will have been inclosing

they will have been inclosing

IMPERATIVE

you inclose

we let´s inclose

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to inclose

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was inclosing

you were inclosing

he/she/it was inclosing

we were inclosing

they were inclosing

PAST PARTICIPLE

inclosed

PAST PERFECT

I had inclosed

you had inclosed

he/she/it had inclosed

we had inclosed

they had inclosed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been inclosing

you had been inclosing

he/she/it had been inclosing

we had been inclosing

they had been inclosing

PRESENT

I inclose

you inclose

he/she/it incloses

we inclose

they inclose

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am inclosing

you are inclosing

he/she/it is inclosing

we are inclosing

they are inclosing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

inclosing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have inclosed

you have inclosed

he/she/it has inclosed

we have inclosed

they have inclosed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been inclosing

you have been inclosing

he/she/it has been inclosing

we have been inclosing

they have been inclosing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it inclose

SIMPLE PAST

I inclosed

you inclosed

he/she/it inclosed

we inclosed

they inclosed