1. present participle of inwrap; the act of wrapping up or covering completely with cloth, paper, or similar material
Usage: often used in literary or formal contexts

1. the action or process of wrapping something up or covering it completely
Usage: gerund form; less common than the verb form

Examples

• She was inwrapping the gifts carefully in colorful paper.
• The inwrapping of the ancient artifact required special care and expertise.
• He spent the afternoon inwrapping presents for the holiday.
• The inwrapping process took longer than expected due to the fragile nature of the items.
• They were inwrapping the sculptures in protective cloth before transport.
• The inwrapping of the mummy was documented by archaeologists.