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encapsule

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en·cap·sule  (n-kpsl, -sl)
tr.v. en·cap·suled, en·cap·sul·ing, en·cap·sules
To encapsulate.
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It's hard to encapsule this dreamlike plot, as Coppola meditates about life, consciousness and what is reality.
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The sequence embodies a concise simplicity of expression which seems Japanese, as well as being temperamentally natural to Carper himself, while the sequence ranges to encapsule a spectrum of human possibilities, including micro-meditations on friendship, ambition, nature's random power, aging, evanescence, expansive invigoration, weary aimlessness, hardship, and the pleasures of domestic comforts.
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