awninged
7.4
With a cover that gives shade over a window or door
- adjective
:
con toldo
- The restaurant had an awninged patio that provided shade for diners on hot days.
Examples
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They enjoyed lunch under the awninged terrace, sheltered from the sudden rain.
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The children played in the awninged area outside, protected from the strong sunlight.
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Together they strolled back to the dock where the boat was moored, but just as they were about to walk up the awninged gangplank, Abel stopped.
Fiction book (1994)
Synonyms
covered
vsawninged
1
1.0
Having something on top or around it
is a specific kind of overhead projection rather than any broad protective layer
shaded
vsawninged
1
1.6
Partly protected from direct sunlight by a shadow
uses an attached projection to block sun rather than indirect light protection
canopied
vsawninged
6.0
Covered above by a cloth or roof to give shelter
is created by a smaller attached projection above entrances or windows
How Sheltered
Surface Forms
awninged positive
Morphology
Etymology
Awninged comes from the noun awning, a cover that gives 'shade' over a window or door, like the fabric roofs you see above shops. So if something is awninged it is 'covered with or has an awning'.