Encompass

Encompass
/ɪnˈkʌm.pəs/

To form a circle around. To encircle. To include within its scope. To circumscribe or go round so as to surround. To enclose or to contain.

To include different types of things. To include completely. To describe fully or comprehensively.

From en- 'make, put in' + compass (n.). Compass (n.) - From Old French compas 'circle, radius, size, extent, pair of compasses', from compasser 'to go around, measure (with a compass), divide equally', from Vulgar Latin *compassare 'to pace out', from Latin com 'with, together' + passus 'a step' (from PIE root *pete- 'to spread').

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