A very archaic word meaning to give form or shape to something; to form or fashion something.
From Latin 'informare' (to shape, to form), with the prefix 'en-' added. Related to 'inform,' but older and more literal in meaning.
Philosophers in the Middle Ages used 'enform' when discussing how the soul 'enforms' the body—giving it shape and life. It's a word that connects to deep questions about what makes matter alive and structured.
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