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infold
verb in·fold \in-ˈfōld\
Definition of INFOLD
transitive verb
intransitive verb
: to fold inward or toward one another
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First Known Use of INFOLD
15th century
Rhymes with INFOLD
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Medical Dictionary
infold
transitive verb in·fold \in-ˈfōld\
Medical Definition of INFOLD
: to cover or surround with folds or a covering <infold the hernial sac with sutures>
intransitive verb
\ˈin-ˌ\: to fold inward or toward one another <the neural crests infold and fuse>
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