imbosom

[ im-booz-uhm, -boo-zuhm ]

verb (used with object)

1. embosom.

Example Sentences

Embosom, em-booz′um, Imbosom, im-, v.t. to take into the bosom: to receive into the affections: to enclose or surround.

From Project Gutenberg

It issues out of that Fountain, and returns with the heart of man, to imbosom itself in that again.

From Project Gutenberg

Every thing is best preserved and entertained by things suitable to its nature, such do incorporate together, and imbosom one with another, whereas things keep a greater distance with things different in nature.

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He then surveyed Hell and the Gulph between, and Satan there Coasting the Wall of Heaven on this side Night, In the dun air sublime; and ready now To stoop with wearied wings, and willing feel On the bare outside of this world, that seem'd Firm land imbosom'd without firmament; Uncertain which, in Ocean or in Air.

From Project Gutenberg

To men of other minds my fancy flies,   Imbosom'd in the deep where Holland lies.

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