latticed

[ lat-ist ]

adjective

1. having a lattice or latticework.
2. Biology. clathrate.

Other Words From

• half-latticed adjective
• un·latticed adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of latticed¹

First recorded in 1555–65; lattice + -ed ³

Example Sentences

This information can be processed and then fed back into the city, creating a latticed network of feedback loops.

From The Daily Beast

Just as it disappeared from view he caught a glimpse of a charming little girl, peeping out of a latticed window beside the door.

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Harry cast one slight glance at the latticed window, and jumped into the carriage.

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The background of the gallery was a mass of tropical plants alternating with latticed windows and long glass doors.

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Through latticed balconies you could see the faces of women with eyes warm and tranquil as the midnight.

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Other windows were latticed, and others still were covered with a fine network to keep out mice and other objectionable animals.

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