Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
barred-window
noun
/bɑrd ˈwɪndoʊ/

Definition
A barred window is a window that is secured with bars or a grille to prevent unauthorized entry.

Examples
- The old house had barred windows, making it look foreboding.
- They installed barred windows after a series of break-ins in the neighborhood.
- In some countries, barred windows are common in urban areas to deter crime.

Meaning
The term refers to a type of window that uses metal bars for security purposes, often found in prisons, basements, or areas needing enhanced safety.

Synonyms
- grilled window
- secure window
- protected window