1. to surround or enclose with a fence, wall, or other barrier
Usage: variant spelling of 'enclose'; less common in modern usage
2. to place something inside an envelope or container along with something else
Usage: variant spelling of 'enclose'; often used in business correspondence

Examples

• The farmer decided to inclose the pasture with a wooden fence.
• Please inclose your payment with the application form.
• They inclosed the garden to keep out wild animals.
• I will inclose a copy of my resume in the envelope.
• The property was inclosed by a stone wall.
• She inclosed a handwritten note with the package.