1. surrounded or protected by a stockade (a fence made of wooden posts)

1. past tense of stockade; surrounded or enclosed with a fence of wooden posts

Examples

• The settlers built a stockaded village to protect themselves from attacks.
• The military camp was stockaded with tall wooden posts.
• They stockaded the entire perimeter before winter arrived.
• The stockaded fort provided safety for the colonists.
• The commander stockaded the outpost against potential raids.
• Behind the stockaded walls, the community felt secure.
• The pioneers stockaded their settlement within days of arrival.