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Synonyms for "encapsulation" in English

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  1. encapsulation:
  2. encapsulate:

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Detailed Synonyms for encapsulation in English

encapsulation:

encapsulation [the ~] nom

  1. the encapsulation
    the encapsulation
  2. the encapsulation
    – the process of enclosing (as in a capsule) 1
    the encapsulation
    – the process of enclosing (as in a capsule) 1
  3. the encapsulation
    – the condition of being enclosed (as in a capsule) 1
    the encapsulation
    – the condition of being enclosed (as in a capsule) 1
    • encapsulation [the ~] nom
      • the encapsulation of tendons in membranous sheaths1
  4. the encapsulation
    – The ability of an object to hide its internal data and methods, making only the intended parts of the object programmatically accessible. 2
    the encapsulation
    – The ability of an object to hide its internal data and methods, making only the intended parts of the object programmatically accessible. 2
  5. the encapsulation
    – The method used to pass data from one protocol over a network within a different protocol. Data from one protocol is wrapped with the header of a different protocol. Encapsulation is described in RFC 1483. 2
    the encapsulation
    – The method used to pass data from one protocol over a network within a different protocol. Data from one protocol is wrapped with the header of a different protocol. Encapsulation is described in RFC 1483. 2

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Related Definitions for "encapsulation":

  1. the process of enclosing (as in a capsule)1
  2. the condition of being enclosed (as in a capsule)1
    • the encapsulation of tendons in membranous sheaths1
  3. The ability of an object to hide its internal data and methods, making only the intended parts of the object programmatically accessible.2
  4. The method used to pass data from one protocol over a network within a different protocol. Data from one protocol is wrapped with the header of a different protocol. Encapsulation is described in RFC 1483.2

encapsulate:

to encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)

  1. to encapsulate
    to comprise; to enclose; to encapsulate; to include
    • comprise verbe (comprises, comprised, comprising)
    • enclose verbe (encloses, enclosed, enclosing)
    • encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)
    • include verbe (includes, included, including)
  2. to encapsulate
    restrict; to encapsulate; to confine; to limit; to enclose; envelope; to embank; to dam
    • restrict verbe
    • encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)
    • confine verbe (confines, confined, confining)
    • limit verbe (limits, limited, limiting)
    • enclose verbe (encloses, enclosed, enclosing)
    • envelope verbe
    • embank verbe (embanks, embanked, embanking)
    • dam verbe (dams, dammed, damming)
  3. to encapsulate
    to enclose; evnvelope; to encapsulate; besieged; to besiege; to cover; to wrap up; besieges; to surround
  4. to encapsulate
    – put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume 1
    to encapsulate; capsule; capsulize; capsulise
    – put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume 1
  5. to encapsulate
    – enclose in a capsule or other small container 1
    to encapsulate
    – enclose in a capsule or other small container 1
    • encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)
  6. to encapsulate
    – In object-oriented programming, to keep the implementation details of a class a separate file whose contents do not need to be known by a programmer using that class. 2
    to encapsulate
    – In object-oriented programming, to keep the implementation details of a class a separate file whose contents do not need to be known by a programmer using that class. 2
    • encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)
  7. to encapsulate
    – To treat a collection of structured information as a whole without affecting or taking notice of its internal structure. 2
    to encapsulate
    – To treat a collection of structured information as a whole without affecting or taking notice of its internal structure. 2
    • encapsulate verbe (encapsulates, encapsulated, encapsulating)

Conjugations for encapsulate:

present
  1. encapsulate
  2. encapsulate
  3. encapsulates
  4. encapsulate
  5. encapsulate
  6. encapsulate
simple past
  1. encapsulated
  2. encapsulated
  3. encapsulated
  4. encapsulated
  5. encapsulated
  6. encapsulated
present perfect
  1. have encapsulated
  2. have encapsulated
  3. has encapsulated
  4. have encapsulated
  5. have encapsulated
  6. have encapsulated
past continuous
  1. was encapsulating
  2. were encapsulating
  3. was encapsulating
  4. were encapsulating
  5. were encapsulating
  6. were encapsulating
future
  1. shall encapsulate
  2. will encapsulate
  3. will encapsulate
  4. shall encapsulate
  5. will encapsulate
  6. will encapsulate
continuous present
  1. am encapsulating
  2. are encapsulating
  3. is encapsulating
  4. are encapsulating
  5. are encapsulating
  6. are encapsulating
subjunctive
  1. be encapsulated
  2. be encapsulated
  3. be encapsulated
  4. be encapsulated
  5. be encapsulated
  6. be encapsulated
diverse
  1. encapsulate!
  2. let's encapsulate!
  5. encapsulated
  6. encapsulating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Related Definitions for "encapsulate":

  1. put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume1
  2. enclose in a capsule or other small container1
  3. In object-oriented programming, to keep the implementation details of a class a separate file whose contents do not need to be known by a programmer using that class.2
  4. To treat a collection of structured information as a whole without affecting or taking notice of its internal structure.2







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