envelope
/ɛnˈvɛloʊp/Definitions
1. noun
A cover or case for a letter, document, or package, typically made of paper or cardboard, with a sealable flap.
“She sealed the envelope and addressed it to her friend.”
2. verb
To surround or enclose something, typically in a protective covering.
“The company envelope its new product in a special package to attract customers.”
3. noun
A range or scope of something, such as a time period or a set of circumstances.
“The company is working within the envelope of a tight deadline to complete the project.”