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Meanings of unenclosed in English
Spanish
no cercada Antonyms
Examples for "enclosed"
Examples for "enclosed"
1
They stand in a group in the middle of the enclosed space.
2
The enclosed copy of some articles in the Treaty between the C.S.
3
In effect, the occupants of the Wondership were enclosed in a cage.
4
They only work in an enclosed space and they don't work instantly.
5
This clandestine operation, however, required a handshake with a five-dollar bill enclosed.
Usage of unenclosed in English
1
In Scotland the laird's lands were unenclosed till deep in the eighteenth century.
2
He describes the archaeological features and the plain's unenclosed status since ancient times.
3
Here it suffered greatly from repeated mutilations, the churchyard being then nearly unenclosed.
4
He wondered if perhaps abroad there might be beautifully careless, unenclosed high roads.
5
The Leading Dates stand unenclosed; all others are in parentheses.
6
The lists were appointed in the Isle of Notre Dame, then an unenclosed, uninhabited place.
7
Of the ponds of Royston, Gatward's Pond, on the Barkway Road, was open and unenclosed.
8
Later a group called the gymnosperms -plants with unenclosed seeds such as the conifers -took over.
9
The scene of the story is the unenclosed mountain between Corlanau, a small farm, and the hamlet, Rhiwlas.
10
Shah Jahan's cenotaph lies unenclosed at the left, showing that it was not included in the original plan.
11
In some instances part of the tract is fenced, while large unenclosed areas are protected by being posted.
12
The chapel is quite unenclosed, except by an openwork balustrade of marble, on which the carving looks very ancient.
13
They run through cultivated country, with meadows or cornfields, woods or copses, and rarely far through open, unenclosed land.
14
They accordingly settled upon what they found unenclosed or uncultivated, without much regard to the claims of the Mexican grantees.
15
The houses line one side of the boulevards, the other being open to the fields, which are highly cultivated and unenclosed.
16
I stood in the burial-ground of the universe; its compass the unenclosed heath, its wall the gray horizon, low and starless!
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Unenclosed through the time