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infold

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in·fold  (n-fld)
v. in·fold·ed, in·fold·ing, in·folds
v.intr.
To fold inward.
v.tr.
To enfold.
in·folder n.
in·foldment n.
infold [ɪnˈfəʊld]
vb
a variant spelling of enfold
infolder  n
infoldment  n
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infold see enfold


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At such moments, Hepzibah would fling out her arms, and infold Phoebe in them, and kiss her cheek as tenderly as ever her mother had; she appeared to do so by an inevitable impulse, and as if her bosom were oppressed with tenderness, of which she must needs pour out a little, in order to gain breathing-room.
House Of Seven Gables by Hawthorne, Nathaniel View in context
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