encase
/ɪnˈkeɪs/Definitions
1. verb
to put or enclose something, especially a fragile object, in a protective covering or case
“She carefully encased the vase in bubble wrap to prevent it from breaking during the move.”
2. verb
to surround or envelop something, often in a hard or rigid manner
“The city is encased in a thick layer of smog, making it difficult to breathe.”
3. noun
a protective covering or case, especially one made of plastic or metal, for something that needs to be kept safe
“The phone comes with a protective encase to prevent scratches and damage.”