1. to enclose or seal in or as if in a capsule
Usage: transitive verb; also spelled 'encapsulate'
2. to express or summarize in a concise form
Usage: transitive verb; figurative use

Examples

• The pharmaceutical company encapsules the medicine in a gelatin coating.
• The time capsule encapsules artifacts from the early 2000s.
• Her speech encapsules the main concerns of the community.
• The protective layer encapsules the delicate electronic components.
• The documentary encapsules decades of historical events into two hours.
• Scientists encapsule the vaccine in lipid nanoparticles for delivery.
• The report encapsules all the key findings in its executive summary.