unenclosed

[uhn-en-klohzd]

adjective

1. not surrounded or shut in on all sides, such as by a fence, wall, or border.

2. not included in an envelope.

Example Sentences

One rule states that animals cannot graze on an unenclosed lot in a way that would allow them to go beyond the boundary of the lot.

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Then a second, unenclosed facility opened, creating similar noise issues to those found in Limestone.

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An unenclosed outdoor area will be open, but diners need to be prepared to sit in the cold.

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State law also restricts what kind of food can be prepared from an “unenclosed” cart.

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Scotland is different, as most unenclosed land is legal to camp on.

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