1. protected or enclosed by a fence of wooden stakes or posts

Examples

• The palisaded fort protected the settlers from attack.
• Early colonial towns were often palisaded for defense.
• The palisaded compound kept livestock safe from predators.
• Native American villages were sometimes palisaded with wooden posts.
• The palisaded perimeter made the military base more secure.
• Archaeologists discovered the remains of a palisaded settlement.