1. to enclose or surround in or as if in a sphere
Usage: archaic; literary

Examples

• The poet described the mist as insphering the mountain peak.
• Ancient texts spoke of divine light insphering the sacred temple.
• The artist’s vision showed darkness insphering the lonely figure.
• Medieval writers often depicted souls as being insphered by celestial harmony.
• The philosopher wrote of consciousness insphering all human experience.