enfold
/ɛnˈfoʊld/; /ɛnˈfɔːld/Definitions
1. verb
to wrap or enclose something tightly in one’s arms or around oneself, or to envelop or surround something with something else, such as a feeling or an atmosphere
“She enfolded her child in a warm hug.”
2. verb
to take in or include something as part of a larger whole
“The company will enfold the smaller business into its own operations.”
3. noun
a fold or fold of the arms or a piece of cloth
“She wrapped herself in the warm blanket and let her arms enfold her.”
4. verb (transitive)
to give a sense of safety, security, and protection to someone or something
“The loving mother enfolded her child with warmth and care.”