embranglement (embrangglment)

[ erture of a door or window on the inside of the wall, designed to give more room or admit more light, or to provide a wider range for bal listic arms. Meanwhile apart, in the twilight gloom of a window's embrasure, Sat the lovers, and whispered together. Long fellow , Evangeline, i. 3. 2. In fort ., an opening in a wall or parapet 31. Extent of grasp; comprehension; capacity. through which guns are pointed and fired; the Nor can her [the soul's] wide embracements filled be. Sir J. Davies, Immortal. of Soul. on XY