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encompass someone or something (with)in something
to surround or include someone or something within the domain or span of something. We encompassed the group within our administrative area. They could not encompass our neighborhood in the new school district.


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Due to the overwhelmingly positive response to Encompass in the three months since the product launched, we've doubled our support resources for the new version 1.
Ellie Mae will begin shipping Encompass in mid-November.
The firm, which has 50 users, purchased Encompass in addition to Elite's complete practice management suite.
 
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