enrobe ment (enrobment)

[ The form of dialogue is here [in Plato] no external a umption of an imaginary enrobe ment , for the sake of increased attractivene and heightened charm. Jour. Spec. Phil . , XIX. 41. enrockment (en-rok'ment), n. [ en -1 + rock1 +-ment.] A ma of large stones thrown into the water to protect the outer face of a dike or breakwater, or a shore subject to encroachment of the sea.