unfenced
verb
Pronunciation: ʌnˈfɛns
Definition
Remove a physical barrier or enclosure from a piece of land.
Examples
The city council ordered the developers to unfence the public trail that had been illegally blocked.
They spent the entire weekend trying to unfence the overgrown perimeter of the old estate.
Once we unfence the property, the deer will have much easier access to the meadow.
How to Use unfenced
- unfence + [object] (transitive)
- To remove a fence from a specific location. — "The council voted to unfence the public park."
- be + unfenced + by + [agent] (passive)
- To have the fence removed by someone else. — "The land was unfenced by the previous owners."
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