Barred
Barred adjective - Having stripes.
Surrounded and barred are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Surrounded" instead an adjective "Barred".
Nearby Word: barring
Surrounded
Surrounded adjective - Confined on all sides.
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Synonyms for Surrounded
Barred and surrounded are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Barred" instead an adjective "Surrounded".
Nearby Words: surround, surrounding
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Related pairs
- restrained and barred
- restrained and surrounded
- confined and barred
- confined and surrounded
- blockaded and barred
- blockaded and surrounded
- checked and barred
- checked and surrounded
- clogged and barred
- clogged and surrounded
- fettered and barred
- fettered and surrounded
- stopped and barred
- stopped and surrounded
Both words in one sentence
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No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: This flashback shows Delaney bleeding on the ground surrounded by soldiers with spears.
Source: Webcomic / The Silver Eye -
After Proctor gives him a No-Holds-Barred Beatdown, Cole tries to kill Proctor at a party surrounded by a hundred witnesses and all the members of the police department in attendance.
Source: Series / Banshee - A large pole with a barred-off bare metal waist is surrounded by brain-searing yellow warning signs, proximity-sensor klaxons, and screens telling patrons that the pole will give them an electric shock.
Source: Schmuck Bait / Real Life
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