inclavate
/ɪnˈklæveɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cause to form or grow into a cavity or a closed space, especially in a plant
“The bacteria began to inclavate, forming small cavities in the tissue.”
2. verb
to cause to form or grow into a hollow or cavity
“The surgeon carefully inclavated the tumor to prevent it from spreading.”
3. verb
to cause to form or grow into a closed or enclosed space
“The cells began to inclavate, forming small vesicles that would eventually release their contents.”