/ˌsərkyʊmˈplekt/ (US), /ˌsɜːkyʊmˈplekt/ (UK)

Definitions

1. verb

to envelop or surround completely, especially with something abstract such as an emotion or an idea

“The artist’s use of symbolism circumplected the entire room, drawing the audience into the world of her imagination.”

2. verb

to be surrounded or enclosed by something, especially in a complex or confusing way

“Her emotions circumplected her, making it difficult to focus on the task at hand.”

3. noun

the act of being surrounded or enveloped by something

“The artist’s use of circumplection added a new layer of depth to her work.”