boundaried

adjective
UK /ˈbaʊndərid/
US /ˈbaʊndərid/

Having clear limits or edges.

The garden is boundaried by a low stone wall.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Having clear personal limits about what you will accept.

She is boundaried and says no when she needs to rest.

3. Marked off as a separate area.

The playground is boundaried so children stay safe.

4. Having a set range or scope.

The project is tightly boundaried in time and cost.