1. having the bowels or internal organs removed; disemboweled
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in historical or dramatic contexts
2. enclosed or sheltered as if in a bower; surrounded by foliage or arching branches
Usage: archaic or poetic

Examples

• The emboweled fish lay on the cutting board.
• In the old tale, the warrior's emboweled body was left as a warning.
• The emboweled garden path was shaded by ancient oaks.
• She sat in an emboweled alcove, hidden from view by climbing vines.
• The emboweled chamber felt cool and protected from the summer heat.