enchase verb¹ trans.LME-M18.
[Old French enchacier, formed as EN-¹, CHASE verb¹.]
Drive away, hunt, pursue.

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enchase verb² trans. [ɪn'tʃeɪs, ɛn-] LME.
[Old & mod. French enchasser enshrine, set (gems), encase, formed as EN-¹, chasse: see CASE noun².]
I. Ornament, adorn.
1. Adorn with figures in relief. Also, engrave; adorn (as) with engraved figures. LME.
b. Engrave (figures) on or in a surface; portray by engraved figures. L16.

2. Set in gold or the like. Also (fig.), act as a setting for. M16.

3. Set (gold etc.) with, (as) with gems. L16.

4. Inlay or variegate with gold etc. M17.

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enchase(2)
II. Enclose.

5. Shut in, enclose. L16-E18.

6. Enshrine in, like a relic. E17.
fig.:
■ T. Ken Thy bright Idea in my Heart Enchase.

7. Fit or place (a thing) into a space designed to receive it. E17.

■ enchasement noun a frame, a setting M17-L18.

■ enchaser noun a person who enchases or engraves metal M19.

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