Encasement (noun)

An act of enclosing something in a case, cover or surround it.

Origin:

Derived from the verb "encase", from the old french "encaisser" meaning "to enclose".

Examples:

1. The encasement of the statue in a protective covering prevented further damage from the elements.
2. The encasement of the delicate instrument in foam ensured it was transported safely.
3. The encasement of the ship in ice made it impossible for it to move.
4. The encasement of the building in scaffolding allowed the workers to complete renovations safely.
5. The encasement of the sword in its scabbard kept the blade from being damaged.