fencelike
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A line of posts or plants that keeps living things out
- adjective
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similar a una valla
- When you’re dead, you can have them thick, marine dark from the fencelike oleanders and a moon calling to white boards.
Examples
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The children played behind the fencelike barrier, which kept them safe from the street.
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A series of fencelike hedges divided the property into distinct sections.
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Violet indentations creased Aureole's skin in fencelike patterns.
Fiction book (1997) -
The garden was bordered by a fencelike trellis covered in climbing roses.
How Similar
Surface Forms
fencelike positive
Morphology
Etymology
Fencelike is just fence + -like, where fence is a barrier that keeps things in or out and -like means 'similar to', so fencelike means 'resembling a fence'.