Without a fence; not enclosed by a fence; open and unbordered.
Compound of 'fence' and '-less' (a suffix meaning 'without'). Standard English word formation creating an adjective indicating the absence of something.
A 'fenceless' property might feel more open and connected to nature, but historically, fenceless land was actually a sign of poverty or marginalization—owning a fence required resources and was a symbol of control and property rights.
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