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Moated

Description:

The term "moated" refers to an object or place that is surrounded by a moat, which is a deep, wide trench filled with water. It can be used to describe fortresses, castles, or other architectural structures that possess a defensive or aesthetic moat.

Examples:

Adjective:

1. The picturesque castle stood proudly on a moated hill, reflecting its grandeur in the tranquil waters.

2. The moated fortress provided protection and security against enemy attacks during medieval times.

Verb:

1. The architects decided to moat the new mansion, creating a stunning visual effect while enhancing its security measures.

2. They started digging to moat the perimeter of their property as a unique feature for their dream house.

Noun:

1. The moated served as a barrier, preventing unauthorized access into the castle grounds for centuries.

2. Visiting the ancient moateds gives us a glimpse into the architectural marvels of the past.

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