Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Without a fence; uninclosed; defenseless; unguarded; open: as, the fenceless ocean.
Wiktionary
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Without a fence; uninclosed; open; unguarded; defenseless.
Examples
“This is why the “fenceless fence” shock collar device that works so well to keep dogs contained is not recommended for cats.”
“We stay up all night, giddy and giggly, and talk and plot until our mouths are dry deserts, drier than the fenceless and defenseless north of Kuwait.”
“As I understand him, he felt silence to be sufficient where scorn was merited, and he did not sit at all, let alone on a fence, but rather strode, in a style famously like no other, forward to a frontier fenceless, literally and figuratively, beckoning the rest of us follow.”
“Hillary promotes a fenceless barrier, which is virtually no barrier at all.”
“Their faces were close enough to rub noses like Eskimos, and their breath left traces of fog between the fenceless boundary that separated their lips.”
“It ` s much harder to build a long elaborate tunnel than it is just to walk across a fenceless border, isn ` t it?”
“Your fenceless cattle herding experience probably sound familiar to those managing educationalists - often likened to herding cats!”
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“Such thought as they were able to fashion, when they started away, was of burned homes and fenceless farms, of a planting season without teams, of a hungry urban family and no wages with which to feed wife and children.”
“My father was an agronomist agriculture scientist and a fenceless farmer.”
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