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Definition of fenced - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
securityprotected by a barrier
- The fenced area is off-limits to the public.
2.
boundariesrestricted or confined within limits
- The fenced area was off-limits to visitors.
Origin of fenced
English, fence (barrier) + -ed (past tense)
Terms with fenced included in their meaning
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animal
put animals inside a fenced area
farming
enclose animals in a fenced area
dog area
fenced place where dogs play and run off-leash
confinement
keep animals or objects inside a fenced outdoor area
trophy hunting
hunting animals in fenced areas for trophies
conservation
fenced area keeping animals out for protection or study
enclosure
confine livestock inside a small fenced holding area
Examples of fenced in a sentence
A fenced perimeter surrounded the entire property. The fenced garden kept the deer out. Only authorized personnel could enter the fenced compound.
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- French:clôturé, enfermé, ...
- German:abgesichert, eingezäunt, ...
- Italian:recintato, delimitato, ...
- Spanish:vallado, cercado, ...
- Portuguese:protegido, delimitado, ...
- Chinese:有围栏的, 受限制的, ...
- Japanese:バリアで保護された, フェンスで囲まれた, ...
- Arabic:مسوَّر, مسيَّج, ...
- Hebrew:מְגֻדָּר, ...
- Russian:огороженный, ограниченный, ...
- Ukrainian:захищений, загороджений, ...
- Hindi:बाड़ से घिरा, सीमांकित, ...
Definition of fence - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
constructionbarrier enclosing an area
- The garden was surrounded by a wooden fence.
2.
crimeUK person dealing in stolen goodsUK
- The police arrested the fence for selling stolen items.
3.
horse jumpingTECH. obstacle for horses in competitionsTECH.
- The horse cleared the fence effortlessly during the showjumping event.
4.
technologyTECH. memory barrier in computingTECH.
- The programmer implemented a fence to manage memory access.
5.
aviationTECH. projection on an aircraft wingTECH.
- The fence helped stabilize the aircraft during flight.
Verb
1.
constructiontr. enclose an area with a barriertr.
- They decided to fence the garden to keep animals out.
2.
sportstr./intr. TECH. engage in the sport of sword fightingtr./intr. TECH.
- She learned to fence at the university's athletic club..
3.
evasive conversationintr. UK avoid direct answers in conversationintr. UK
- She tends to fence when asked about her plans.
4.
crimetr./intr. Rare buy or sell stolen goodstr./intr. Rare
- The thief tried to fence the jewelry quickly.
Images of fence
barrier enclosing an area 
obstacle for horses in competitions 
projection on an aircraft wing
Expressions with fence
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enclose an area with a barrier
They decided to fence in the garden to keep the deer out.
enclose an area using a fence
They decided to fence off the garden for privacy.
engage in a debate or argument
The politicians would often fence with each other during the discussions.
express desire to avoid limits or restrictions
He said, Don't fence me in when choosing my career.
not making a decision or choice
She remained on the fence about the job offer.
remain neutral in a conflict or decision
She tends to straddle the fence during political debates.
avoid taking sides in a dispute
He tends to ride the fence during political debates.
fence made of interwoven steel wires
The playground was surrounded by a chainlink fence.
barrier using electric shocks to deter animals or people
The farmer installed an electric fence to keep the cattle from wandering off.
vertical support in a fence structure
The fence post was painted white.
fence made of vertical wooden pickets
The garden was surrounded by a white picket fence.
individual who remains undecided in decisions
She was a fence-sitter in the election.
beyond the boundary or limit
The ball went over the fence into the neighbor's yard.
symbol of ideal suburban life
They dreamed of a house with a white picket fence.
remain neutral on a certain topic or issue
During the debate, he chose to fence-sit.
fence surrounding an area to prevent access
The perimeter fence was installed to secure the property.
wire used to build fences or secure boundaries
The farmer bought fence wire for his new field.
fence made of posts and rails
The post-and-rail fence surrounds the garden.
barrier to keep rabbits out
The farmer built a rabbit-proof fence to protect his crops.
stay neutral or avoid choosing sides in a disagreement
He tends to sit on the fence during arguments.
someone who jumps over fences
The fence hopper quickly escaped the yard.
very unattractive or plain in appearance
She described the old house as homelier than a hedge fence.
successfully jump over a fence
The horse managed to clear the fence with ease.
actions to improve damaged relationships or reputation
The meeting was a fence-mending effort after their argument.
Origin of fence
Latin, fencire (to defend)
Examples of fence in a sentence
They built a fence to keep the animals out. He was known as the best fence in the city. The stolen jewelry was quickly sold to a fence. The rider struggled with the high fence. A new fence was added to the course for the final round. A fence was necessary to ensure data integrity.
Developers used a fence to synchronize threads. Engineers designed the fence to improve aerodynamics. The fence reduced turbulence on the aircraft's wings. They plan to fence the entire property next year. We need to fence the playground for safety. He decided to fence professionally. They would often fence in the backyard. He would often fence when questioned about his past. Politicians tend to fence during difficult interviews. He was caught trying to fence electronics at the market. They planned to fence the stolen art overseas.
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- French:clôture, clôturer, ...
- German:Zaun, umzäunen, ...
- Italian:recinzione, recintare, ...
- Spanish:cerca, cercar, ...
- Portuguese:cerca, cercar, ...
- Chinese:栅栏, 围起, ...
- Japanese:フェンス, 囲う, ...
- Arabic:سِياج, سَيَّجَ, ...
- Hebrew:גָּדֵר, לְגָדֵר, ...
- Russian:забор, огородить, ...
- Ukrainian:паркан, огородити, ...
- Hindi:बाड़, बाड़ लगाना, ...
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