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arbored

[ahr-berd]
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adjective

furnished with an arbor.
lined with trees; shaded.

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Also especially British, ar·boured.

Origin of arbored

arbor1 + -ed3
Related formsun·ar·bored, adjective
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Examples from the Web for arbored

Historical Examples of arbored

  • Then he gestured to the older man to precede them, and they entered the arbored walk.

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    Henry Beam Piper

  • Father and daughter were seated in the arbored veranda at the daily solemn rite of tea.

  • One had to stoop to enter that arbored, leaf encircled nest through which the sun fell like a dappled pattern on the grass.

    Port O' Gold

    Louis John Stellman

  • Before him was a beautifully kept lane bordered by arbored and trellised roses, which seemed to sink into the distance.

  • Country-seat terraced and arbored and parterred clear to the water's brink.

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