sheltered in Irish
sheltered in Irish is foscúil, fothaineach — sheltered means protected from bad weather or harsh conditions.
sheltered in Irish
foscúil
Protected, as from wind or weather.
fothaineach
Protected, as from wind or weather.
What does "sheltered" mean?
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adj Protected from bad weather or harsh conditions.
"The boat was much safer, during the storm, in the sheltered cove."
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adj Describing someone who was raised with so much protection from parents or guardians that they missed out on real-world experience.
"He admitted his sheltered upbringing left him unprepared for living alone."
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sheltered in a sentence
- The boat was much safer, during the storm, in the sheltered cove.
- "A sunny, sheltered corner," he remarked. "An ideal spot for a deck-chair and a book."
- He admitted his sheltered upbringing left him unprepared for living alone.
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What is "sheltered" in Irish?
"sheltered" in Irish is foscúil, fothaineach. sheltered means: Protected from bad weather or harsh conditions.
Are there other ways to say "sheltered" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "sheltered": foscúil, fothaineach.
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