An archaic or poetic past tense/past participle form of enwrap; completely wrapped or absorbed.
Archaic variant of 'enwrapped,' using the contracted form without the '-ed' suffix, common in older English poetry and literature.
Shakespeare and other Renaissance writers favored 'enwrapt' over 'enwrapped'—the shorter form fit better into their verse rhythms while creating an air of old-fashioned drama.
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