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v. Present participle of infold.

n. the folding in of an outer layer so as to form a pocket in the surface

"Keesey acknowledges that writers like Woolf and Proust slow down the unfolding of scene -- which Keesey calls "infolding" -- but she can't see this as an implicit repudiation of "scene" except in its most perfunctory role as a framing device."

infolded    infolding    infolds   

infolding the stomach   

embrace    envelope    clasp   

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