1. covering or wrapping completely, especially in a way that hides or obscures
Usage: present participle of enshroud; often used in literary or formal contexts

Examples

• The fog was enshrouding the entire valley in mystery.
• Dark clouds enshrouding the mountain peak made it impossible to see the summit.
• A veil of secrecy was enshrouding the government's decision.
• The mist enshrouding the cemetery gave it an eerie atmosphere.
• Rumors were enshrouding the celebrity's sudden disappearance.
• Snow enshrouding the landscape transformed the familiar terrain into something magical.