Synonyms for enclosed
en·closed

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1. enclosedadjective

   Synonyms:
   fenced in, included, surrounded, encircled, confined

2. enclosedadjective

   contained within a three dimensional container

   Synonyms:
   confined, included, encircled, fenced in, surrounded

3. enclosedadjective

   fenced in or surrounded

   Synonyms:
   encircled, fenced in, surrounded, confined, included

4. enclosedadjective

   having closed slats

   Synonyms:
   fenced in, included, surrounded, confined, encircled

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1. enclosedadjective

   closed in or surrounded or included within

   "an enclosed porch"; "an enclosed yard"; "the enclosed check is to cover shipping and handling"

   Antonyms:
   hypethral, hypaethral, unenclosed, unfenced, open

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1. List of paraphrases for "enclosed":

   attached, closed, cordoned, ci-joint, herewith, surrounded, besieged, annexed, appended, deputy, sealed, sieged, delimited, locked

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1. Ry Cooder:

   A microphone has a certain range. It's not as good as your ears, but it will capture an enclosed space, the harmonic content in a room. Nice old tube mikes do that pretty well. And that's a good sound.

2. Fabio Iocco:

   If you do it for different distances, from the center until very far away, you get an estimate of the mass enclosed at increasing distances. So you can draw not only a total mass, but a mass distribution.

3. Todd Pillion:

   And in a very tight, enclosed space in a car, it’s even worse.

4. Attorney Robert Driscoll:

   These inmates are locked up and enclosed in a steel door cage the size of a parking space, deprived of any meaningful human contact or sensory stimulation for 22 hours a day, every day, with no release date in sight.

5. Greg Girard:

   Quite often houses were built by building onto the next building, punching out walls to use their staircases, a lot of them didn't have access to air or open space, because they were enclosed in the center of the structure.