Definition of "enclaving" []

• Present participle of enclave. (verb)

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• "In the U.S., at least among Protestants, this kind of enclaving began in the 50s and continued through the 70s."
• "It's the wall, which is enclaving the city, leaving only one little passage, a small road that is 8 meters width, which has a gate, and the gate has a key, and the Israeli soldiers hold the key, and they can shut off the city any time they want."
• "Military enclaving: I lived til 30 years of age without ever seeing much of any military, and then moving to Northern VA, suddenly they were everywhere in my life and work."