Definition

imbower

verb
  1. to enclose or shelter within a bower; to surround with leafy branches or vines
  2. Usage: literary; often poetic

Examples

  • The climbing roses imbowered the garden entrance with fragrant blooms.
  • Ancient trees imbowered the forest path, creating a cool, shaded tunnel.
  • She sat imbowered in vines, hidden from the afternoon sun.
  • The cottage was imbowered by thick hedges and flowering shrubs.
  • Ivy imbowered the old stone wall, softening its harsh edges.

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