Incase Meaning in English
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Definition
To cover or enclose something completely, usually to protect it or keep it separate from the surroundings.
Usage & Nuances
Rare, formal or technical; much less common than 'enclose' or 'encase' (correct spelling). Do not confuse with 'in case' (a phrase meaning 'if'). Common mistake: writing 'incase' instead of 'in case'. Used in scientific, literary, or highly formal contexts.
Example Sentences
The eggs were carefully incased in foam for shipping.
basic
The documents were incased in a sealed bag.
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The statue was incased in glass for protection.
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The pearls were incased in a small velvet box when she received them.
natural
They incased the roots in clay to keep them moist during transport.
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The seeds were incased in a hard shell that protected them from the weather.
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