"envein" meaning in English

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          "text": "The petals are interwoven with nadis, minute nerve and force channels; some clairvoyants say the nadis create the petal shapes, others than they envein them.",
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          "text": "Regal virtues envein the plumes of its avian composure, evinced in its lordly, though companionable, aplomb;[…]",
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          "text": "[…] As Fédida comments, an “[a]nimist animalisation” passes through the composition of lines, and by such a novel “technique” the image “enveins” [fibrille]⁷⁸ its […]",
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        "To pass throughout as, or like, veins (compare vasculate)."
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        "(uncommon, literary) To pass throughout as, or like, veins (compare vasculate)."
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