To form a wreath around something or to encircle with a wreath or garland.
From 'en-' + 'wreath' (from Old English 'wrǽð,' originally meaning 'twisted' or 'bent'). The prefix intensifies the sense of forming a complete circular band.
Wreaths have been symbols of victory, celebration, and eternity across cultures for thousands of years—enwreathing something was literally crowning it with honor and significance.
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