adjective

sheltered

sheltered, protected, secluded

We found a sheltered spot on the beach.

We found a sheltered spot on the beach.

She led a sheltered life and knew little of the world.

She led a sheltered life and knew little of the world.

a sheltered ((noun)) protected from wind, rain, or other bad weather We found a sheltered spot for our picnic.

a sheltered life ((/upbringing)) protected from the unpleasant aspects of life She had a very sheltered upbringing.

Synonyms: protected, secluded, shielded; Antonyms: exposed, open, worldly

The past participle of the verb 'to shelter', used as an adjective.

Describes something that is 'under a shelter', either physically or metaphorically.

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