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enclasp

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Enclasp (verb) means to hold something tightly, as if gripping it in a clasp, or to embrace someone.

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To hold something tightly, as if gripping it in a clasp, or to embrace someone.
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Etymology

Formed from en- and clasp.

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What is the meaning of enclasp?
"enclasp" (verb) means to hold something tightly, as if gripping it in a clasp, or to embrace someone.
What is another word for enclasp?
Other words for "enclasp" include grasp, clasp, grip.

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