noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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new
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The new enclosures varied in size according to the size of the farms.
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They caught wildfowl for the ever-increasing colony, and built new pens and enclosures for them.
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As a result there was much new enclosure .
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These new enclosures also produced their new isolated farmsteads, set in the fields.
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The thousands of dollars fee earned by the penguins will now be used to build a big new pool and enclosure .
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That's the real benefit of the new chimpanzee enclosure .
parliamentary
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The landscape of parliamentary enclosure at Oare on Exmoor Somerset.
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The landscape of parliamentary enclosure in Wensleydale, North Yorkshire.
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But probably four out of five of these farmsteads in the fields are the consequence of parliamentary enclosure .
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The landscape of parliamentary enclosure at Brauston, Leicestershire.
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Farmsteads are still rare outside the villages: the few that exist were mostly built after the parliamentary enclosure of the parishes.
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On the far side of the meadows of the River Welland are the regular fields of parliamentary enclosure .
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The landscape of parliamentary enclosure on King s Sedgemoor Somerset Levels.
small
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MiLAN's three models feature two, four, or eight ports in small , attractive enclosures .
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There was a yard behind the house, a small dirt enclosure with a couple of forsythia shrubs.
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I kept it on the premises after that, in a small rabbit enclosure .
walled
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The cemetery lay within a high walled enclosure at the back of the Old Delhi Idgah.
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Even today, seven hundred years after it was built, the vast walled enclosure is still an impressive sight.
■ NOUN
movement
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Roads A great number of new by-roads came into existence as a result of the enclosure movement .
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Leapor's poems on rural landscape are among the earliest to register the conflicts associated with the enclosure movement .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Holden's lawsuit led to the enclosure of freeway overpasses with fencing.
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The animals were placed in a large enclosure behind the barn.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A rigid cabinet is essential for eliminating unwanted resonances, and the unusual glass-reinforced-plastic enclosure is perfect.
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Again the design of the sea-lion enclosure has been of great help in the management of these attractive marine mammals.
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It follows the enclosure line and lets the reader know of anyone else who received the letter.
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She saw Tig standing on the enclosure wall, his arms stretched out to the sides, his head thrown back.
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The enclosure was never exactly crowded, even in the height of the summer.
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The most southerly of the three enclosures had also been subdivided, although little of its eastern half lay within the trench.
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The proceedings taken under these Acts provide many of the known facts concerning enclosures and depopulation.
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There were probably also sacrificial tables and statues of deities, like the clay goddess found at the sacred enclosure of Sachturia.