Definition

To shelter or enclose something in a way that makes it feel protected or cozy, often by surrounding it with plants or foliage.

Example

The garden was imbowered with lush greenery, creating a peaceful retreat.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Have you seen how the trees imbower the park lately?

Yeah, it looks so beautiful and peaceful under those branches.

I love how they imbower the whole area with shade.

It's the perfect spot to relax on a hot day!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Imbower is derived from the Old English "imbūgan" (meaning to bend in or to enclose) and the suffix "-er" (meaning one who). The word describes someone or something that creates a shelter or enclosure, often in a natural setting.

Memory Tip

Think of someone 'bending in' ('imbūgan') to create a cozy space or shelter — that's what it means to imbower.

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