To wrap or encircle something with a wreath or in a wreath-like pattern; to crown or decorate with intertwined flowers or greenery.
From the prefix 'en-' combined with 'wreathe,' which comes from 'wreath' (Old English origin). This causative form emphasizes the action of creating a wreath around something.
The word 'enwreathe' appears most often in Victorian poetry describing brides with flowers enwreathing their heads—it's far more romantic and literary than simply saying 'wearing a flower crown.'
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