gated
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- adjective
- /ˈɡeɪtɪd/
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- The new apartment complex is a secure gated community with a guard at the entrance.
- gated community
But we saw this spot, Hell's Gate, and it's a double gated off spot.
- But we saw this spot, Hell's Gate, and it's a double gated off spot.
- Home, after all, is not a gated community.
- Where it's all one bedroom apartments and literally gated community.
- Within months, we, we installed full security gated entrance with the guard shack that you see today.
- We are an NFT gated community.
- So this idea, I mean, most people's dreams are not a matter of they're not gated by money, they're gated by other things.
- We were playing Frisbee in a parking lot by my house and it was a gated, it was a gated parking lot.
- And I looked over my left shoulder and there he was in a pool, face down inside the gated, locked pool.
- Smoke Tree Ranch off the side of Palm Springs, which is a a gated community created by Walt Disney and some of his pals way back when.
- And he's like actually where I grew up, man, gated community, middle class Christians, Jews, Muslims, agnostic, all on my street.
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It's a gated community.
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Driving into the gated neighborhood where Palmer lives.
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Peter, my husband and myself moved in with them and they were, you know, in a secure, gated home.
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Find yourself a nice little gated complex.
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I mean, it's a gated community.
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Lives out in the suburbs, in one of those gated communities.
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I'm glad I just moved into a gated community and paid cash for my house.
Blog text (4) -
Smoke Tree Ranch off the side of Palm Springs, which is a a gated community created by Walt Disney and some of his pals way back when.
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The February newsletter for the gated subdivision also addressed the rash of burglaries in the neighborhood.
Academic text (2017) -
Marvin pulls up to a gated estate sporting expansive grounds and a hotel-sized main building.
Fiction book (1991)
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Etymology
Gated comes from gate, which originally meant 'door' or 'opening' in Old English, so a gated place is one closed by a gate to protect or limit who can enter.