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Incrust   /ɪnkrˈəst/   Listen
Incrust

verb
(past & past part. incrusted; pres. part. incrusting)  (Written also encrust)
1.
Decorate or cover lavishly (as with gems).  Synonyms: beset, encrust.
2.
Cover or coat with a crust.  Synonym: encrust.
3.
Form a crust or a hard layer.  Synonym: encrust.



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"Incrust" Quotes from Famous Books



... Catholic Church, the High Priest became a temporal ruler, the Prince of Israel, as he was called; and kept the sacred city still the seat of government. As in Catholicism the institutionalizing of religion that followed the period of free prophetic life was an effort to embody that life, to incrust and thus preserve it; and, in the one case as in the other, though the crust of institutions choked the further growth of spiritual religion, it yet did keep it sluggishly alive within this hard bark, through times that else would have ...
— The Right and Wrong Uses of the Bible • R. Heber Newton



Words linked to "Incrust" :   grace, ornament, coat, harden, beautify, surface, decorate, embellish, adorn, encrust, effloresce, indurate



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