enclosed place

noun
UK /ɪnˈkləʊzd pleɪs/
US /ɪnˈkloʊzd pleɪs/

A place with walls or fences all around it.

The garden is an enclosed place where the children can play safely.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A room or area shut off from the outside.

The puppy slept in a small enclosed place near the kitchen.

3. A space surrounded by a barrier for keeping animals in.

The sheep were kept in an enclosed place at night.

4. A protected spot that feels private and safe.

She found an enclosed place behind the trees to read her book.

5. An area sealed off so nothing can get in or out.

The workers built an enclosed place to store the tools.