ensconce in skons v fix firmly He ensconced himself in the chair Usage(s) It is unfortunate that people without merit have ensconced themselves into the faculty. "No wire fence will ensconce us. We will break free." shouted the rabble-rouser passionately. The clerics have so ensconced themselves into the politics of the country that the line between politics and religion has become blurred. Synonym(s) settle
News & Articles ensconce Magnificent Bridge Is Designed to Make You Stop and Smell the Roses A proposal for London calls for trees, grasses, wildflowers and other native plants, with a middle section wide enough to completely ensconce visitors in a tunnel of flora. July 18, 2013 - Wired News