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ensconce

[en-skons] / ɛnˈskɒns /


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Though he’s worked with multiple publishers in his career, these days Dugoni is comfortably ensconced with Thomas & Mercer, one of the imprints of Amazon’s publishing division.

From Seattle Times

Since then, Mr. Khan has been mostly ensconced at his residence in Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city, and has refused to appear in court in Islamabad.

From New York Times

The dry comedy centers on an acerbic novelist ensconced in a vacation home who is forced to reckon with his self-image amid an encroaching forest fire.

From New York Times

To be fully ensconced within that community in the early 2000s, one was encouraged to hold a special hatred for a litigious attorney in Florida who had filed numerous grievances against the games industry.

From The Verge

Cuomo had been ensconced in the Albany governor’s mansion for days, refusing entreaties from allies to resign as he assessed how he could survive politically.

From Washington Post