gated
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- ungated adjective
Etymology
Origin of gated
Example Sentences
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Internal documents from Google appeared to show incentives to shift children not yet out of diapers from the gated YouTube Kids app to the all-ages platform.
From Los Angeles Times
But it was clear that drivers were unable to roll down the window to present the necessary paperwork at the gated entry.
From Los Angeles Times
Surrounded by lush greenery, the modern pad welcomes guests with a black-and-white facade and gated entrance.
From MarketWatch
Norway's royal house has long been known for its openness and there is no big gated courtyard in front of the palace.
From BBC
Some of Jackie and Shadow’s supporters are currently fighting to prevent San Bernardino County from allowing a 50-home gated community to be built within a mile of the couple’s nest.
From Los Angeles Times
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