Meanings
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1
verb
to cover, wrap, or conceal as if with a shroud
Heavy mist began to enshroud the mountain pass.
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2
verb
to make a subject obscure, mysterious, or difficult to understand
Secrecy continued to enshroud the negotiations.
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Etymology
Formed from en- ("put in or cover with") + shroud. A shroud is a burial cloth, so the verb first evokes wrapping or hiding something in such a covering and readily extends to fog, secrecy, or mystery.