gateless
5.2
Open and without a gate so people can enter easily
- adjective
:
sin puerta
- After walking through the gateless archway, they felt a sense of freedom and openness in the garden.
Examples
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* We rattle a gateless gate * And push against A weightless weight *
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* We rattle a gateless gate * And push against A weightless weight *
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The park was beautiful, with a gateless entrance that welcomed everyone to enjoy its natural beauty.
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The children ran freely into the gateless area where they could play without any restrictions.
Synonyms
ungated
vsgateless
1
4.4
Open without a gate so people or sound can pass freely
is about absence of an entry barrier specifically rather than general openness
unenclosed
vsgateless
1
5.5
An open space that has no fence or wall around it
is narrower, focusing on missing entry control rather than wide lack of containment
unwalled
vsgateless
1
4.9
Open to the outside without walls
is more specific to an entry barrier being absent rather than structural surrounds
unbarred
vsgateless
5.8
A door or gate that has no bars
refers more to missing an entry barrier than to removing tiny blockers
fenceless
vsgateless
4.1
A place with no fence around it
is about missing an entry barrier rather than simply lacking perimeter protection
Antonyms
How Open
Surface Forms
gateless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Gateless is made of gate meaning 'a door in a fence' and the ending -less meaning 'without', so it literally means 'without a gate' and describes a place that is open and easy to enter.