fragileplace
nounUK /ˈfrædʒaɪlpleɪs/
US /ˈfrædʒəlpleɪs/
A fragileplace is a spot that breaks easily if you are not careful.
The glass castle was a fragileplace, so the children walked around it very slowly.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A situation that can easily go wrong and needs gentle handling.
Their new friendship was a fragileplace, so he chose his words carefully.
3. A weak or easily damaged part of a structure.
The old bridge had a fragileplace near the middle that engineers had to fix.
4. A quiet, tender moment that must be protected.
The bedtime story was a fragileplace where the whole family felt calm.