1. to hold or embrace closely with the arms or hands
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘enclasp’

Examples

• She enclasps the child protectively in her arms.
• The mother enclasps her baby close to her chest.
• He enclasps her hand gently as they walk.
• The statue enclasps a bouquet of stone flowers.
• She enclasps the precious locket around her neck.
• The vine enclasps the old oak tree’s trunk.