Equipped with or containing an altar, or arranged in a manner suitable for an altar.
From 'altar' + the past participle suffix '-ed,' describing something that has been furnished with an altar or modified to accommodate one.
In early Christianity, churches didn't always have formal altars—they used any flat surface, so calling a space 'altared' indicated it had been formally dedicated and consecrated for religious use.
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