1. formed into or shaped like a sphere; spherical
Usage: literary or formal; often used in poetic or philosophical contexts

1. to form into a sphere; to enclose or surround as if in a sphere
Usage: past tense and past participle of ensphere; literary or archaic

Examples

• The ensphered planets orbit the sun in their cosmic dance.
• Light was ensphered within the crystal dome.
• The artist created an ensphered form from marble.
• Water droplets became ensphered as they fell through the air.
• The moon, ensphered in darkness, hung above the horizon.