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What does it mean encompasses?

"Encompasses" means to include or contain something completely. It implies a broad scope or range, and that something is completely surrounded or covered by something else.

Here are some ways to use "encompasses" in a sentence:

* "This course encompasses all aspects of modern physics." (The course covers everything related to modern physics.)

* "The city's new park encompasses a playground, a walking trail, and a community garden." (The park includes all of these things.)

* "Her love for him encompasses everything from his sense of humor to his kindness." (Her love includes all parts of him.)

Think of it like a circle: The larger circle *encompasses* the smaller circle.

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