Definition

To surround or enclose something within a sphere.

Example

The artist aimed to insphere the entire landscape in a single painting.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I was thinking about how we could insphere our garden with flowers.

That sounds like a beautiful idea! What flowers do you have in mind?

Maybe some daisies and tulips to start with, to really insphere the area.

Great choice! They’ll make the whole space feel more vibrant.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Insphere is formed from "in-" (meaning into) and "sphere" (from Greek "sphaira", meaning ball or globe). The word describes the act of enclosing something within a sphere or making it spherical in nature.

Memory Tip

Think of putting something 'into' ('in-') a 'ball' ('sphere') — that's why insphere means to enclose within a sphere.

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