What is the difference between Envelop and Envelope?

b2-upper-intermediate

Envelop

verb

Definition

To wrap up, cover, or surround completely.

Examples

Fog began to [envelop] the city.

She let the warmth [envelop] her.

Envelope

noun

Definition

A flat paper container with a sealable flap, used to enclose a letter or document.

Examples

I need to put a stamp on this [envelope].

She opened the [envelope] to read the letter.

Tags

similar-spelling sound-similar related-meaning

Practice Quiz

Question 1: Please put the letter in an ___ and mail it.

envelop envelope

Question 2: The morning fog began to ___ the entire valley.

envelop envelope

Question 3: She forgot to put a stamp on the ___.

envelop envelope

Question 4: A feeling of peace seemed to ___ her.

envelop envelope

Question 5: Which word is a verb meaning 'to surround completely'?

envelop envelope

Question 6: He opened the ___ to find a check inside.

envelop envelope

Question 7: The darkness will soon ___ the campsite.

envelop envelope

Question 8: Which sentence is correct?

She was enveloped in a warm blanket. I need to buy some more envelops. The mystery began to envelope the town. Write the address on the front of the envelop.

Question 9: Which word is a noun referring to a paper container for a letter?

envelop envelope

Question 10: The invading army will ___ the city.

envelop envelope

Quiz Answers

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Q8: She was enveloped in a warm blanket.

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