Definitions and Examples of enclosed, fenced, walled
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Surrounded or closed off by a barrier or wall.
Example
The garden was enclosed by a tall fence to keep the animals out.
Surrounded or protected by a barrier made of posts and wire or wood.
Example
The playground was fenced to keep the children safe.
Surrounded or enclosed by a solid structure made of bricks, stones, or concrete.
Example
The castle was walled to protect it from invaders.
Key Differences: enclosed vs fenced vs walled
- 1Enclosed refers to something that is surrounded or closed off by a barrier or wall.
- 2Fenced refers to something that is surrounded or protected by a barrier made of posts and wire or wood.
- 3Walled refers to something that is surrounded or enclosed by a solid structure made of bricks, stones, or concrete.
Effective Usage of enclosed, fenced, walled
- 1Real Estate: Use these antonyms to describe properties with different types of barriers or walls.
- 2Outdoor Activities: Use these antonyms to describe outdoor spaces with different types of enclosures.
- 3Architecture: Use these antonyms to describe buildings with different types of walls or fences.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of unenclosed are enclosed, fenced, and walled. These words convey the opposite meaning of unenclosed, which means not surrounded by a barrier or wall. Use these words to describe properties, outdoor spaces, or buildings with different types of barriers or walls.
