1. to enclose or place within a sphere
Usage: rare; technical

Examples

• The artist sought to insphere the delicate sculpture in a protective glass dome.
• Ancient philosophers believed the soul was insphered within the physical body.
• The jeweler carefully insphered the precious gem in crystal.
• Poets often describe how love can insphere the heart in warmth.
• The architect designed the building to insphere the central courtyard.