Adjective: sheltered shel-tu(r)d
- Protected from danger or bad weather
"a sheltered harbour"
- (of a person) overprotected by parents, not exposed to unpleasant realities
"His sheltered upbringing left him ill-prepared for college life"
- Provide shelter for
"the tree sheltered them from the rain"
- Stay in a building or location protected from danger or bad weather
"we shelterd in the mountain hut";
- take cover, take refuge
- Invest (money) so that it is not taxable
"They sheltered their income in offshore accounts"; "The wealthy often shelter their assets to minimize tax liability"
See also: invulnerable
Type of: commit, furnish, invest, offer, place, provide, put, render, supply
Encyclopedia: Sheltered
Shelter, The