bunkered

adjective

bun·kered | \ˈbəŋ-kərd

Definition of bunkered

: having a bunker or multiple bunkers a heavily bunkered golf course [=a golf course with many bunkers] : protected by a bunker or bunkers a bunkered command post

Examples of bunkered in a Sentence

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For the most part, Afghan troops remain bunkered in their checkpoints, rather than patrolling to keep Islamic State off balance. — Michael M. Phillips, WSJ, "Green Berets Brace for Islamic State Offensive in Afghanistan," 15 May 2018 The challenging, heavily bunkered track is arguably the toughest on the Open rotation, particularly when the wind blows. — Rob Hodgetts, CNN, "Birkdale and beyond: the greatest golf links in the world," 17 July 2017

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