Definition of immantle in English:

immantle

(also enmantle)

verb ɪˈmantl

rare

with object To clothe, wrap in, or cover with a mantle; to cloak, enrobe. Chiefly figurative.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bilson (?1547–1616), bishop of Winchester. From im- + mantle, originally after post-classical Latin immantare.

Definition of immantle in US English:

immantle

(also enmantle)

verbɪˈmantl

rare

with object To clothe, wrap in, or cover with a mantle; to cloak, enrobe. Chiefly figurative.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bilson (?1547–1616), bishop of Winchester. From im- + mantle, originally after post-classical Latin immantare.

单词	immantle
释义	Definition of immantle in English: immantle (also enmantle) verb ɪˈmantl rare with object To clothe, wrap in, or cover with a mantle; to cloak, enrobe. Chiefly figurative. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bilson (?1547–1616), bishop of Winchester. From im- + mantle, originally after post-classical Latin immantare. Definition of immantle in US English: immantle (also enmantle) verbɪˈmantl rare with object To clothe, wrap in, or cover with a mantle; to cloak, enrobe. Chiefly figurative. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bilson (?1547–1616), bishop of Winchester. From im- + mantle, originally after post-classical Latin immantare.
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