capsulate
/kæpsjʊleɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to enclose or surround something, especially a cell or a body, with a capsule or membrane.
“The process of capsulating the virus helped prevent its spread.”
2. verb
to enclose or surround something, especially an idea or concept, with a protective or enclosing framework.
“The new policy will help capsulate the company’s financial data for better transparency.”
3. verb
to reduce or encapsulate something, especially a complex idea or process, into a simpler or more manageable form.
“The artist’s goal was to capsulate the beauty of nature into a single painting.”
4. noun
the act of capsulating something.
“The capsulation of the virus was a major breakthrough in medical research.”
5. noun
a capsule or enclosing structure.
“The capsulation of the seed helped protect it from damage.”