encompassment

Romar held out both hands in a furious encompassment of the form lying crumpled on their deck.

She hesitated, moved her hips so that her body curved behind me, thighs warm and round against mine, offering encompassment and refuge.

The inner prakara called the Kurma bedha (Tortoise encompassment) was built by Purushottama Deva.

Mentality, according to the definition by Takahashi, refers to an encompassment of the energy of God (or the energies of gods and Buddha), manas, and the soul.

A conquest of Benevento, otherwise, would have meant the total encompassment of the Papal territories, and probably Charlemagne thought it was good for his relationships with the Pope to avoid such a move.

The same year, Shade Empire played their first official concert outside of Finland, in the encompassment of the Popkomm trade show in Berlin at the Kulturbrauerei (Culture Brewery).

Following the First Punic War, naval battles were less significant than land battles to the military history of Rome due to its encompassment of lands of the periphery and its unchallenged dominance of the Mediterranean Sea.

The very essence of Zero Degree Atoll's inherent national charm lay in their encompassment of traditional poetry and archaic chants as well as the inclusion of the locally esteemed bodu beru - literally meaning big drum - in their songs.