1. past tense of scaffold; provided with a temporary framework for support during construction or repair
2. past tense of scaffold; provided structured support or guidance to help someone learn or accomplish a task
Usage: education

1. having temporary structural support or framework
2. designed with built-in support or guidance to aid learning or completion
Usage: education

Examples

• The workers scaffolded the building before beginning repairs.
• The teacher scaffolded the lesson to help struggling students.
• The scaffolded structure allowed safe access to the roof.
• Students used scaffolded worksheets to practice math problems.
• The renovation required a fully scaffolded exterior.
• The scaffolded approach helped new employees learn the system.
• Construction crews scaffolded the entire facade.