encased

But the dinosaur, encased in layers of sediment, is exempt from this endless cycle of growth and decay.

It has encased our vehicle in a virtual bubble that the self-driving trucks "see" and which causes them to manage their proximity by slowing or stopping as necessary.

Her head and arms are encased in bandages.

River was encased in concrete starting in the 1940s in response to a series of major floods.

There’s crumbly, saline feta stored in squat disposable tubs; orange-tinged cheddar slices, ranging from mild to sharp, in slim plastic sleeves; and selection upon selection of uniformly grated and shredded varieties, each hermetically encased in crinkling, resealable bags.