Worked or wrought into something; intricately crafted or elaborately produced through skillful work.
From 'en-' + 'wrought' (past participle of 'work,' from Old English 'wyrcean'). This archaic form suggests something has been thoroughly worked or fashioned.
Medieval craftspeople would create enwrought designs—metal workers, embroiderers, and stonemasons all used this word to describe pieces so intricately worked that the material seemed transformed into art.
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