shuttered

/ˈʃʌtərd/
adjective
  1. Closed or fitted with shutters (window covers).
    • The old house had shuttered windows that kept the rooms dark.
    • The hurricane warning made everyone keep their homes shuttered.
    • We walked past a row of shuttered shops in the quiet village.
  2. Closed permanently or temporarily (for a business, factory, etc.).
    • The shuttered store still had its sign hanging above the door.
    • The shuttered factory left many workers without jobs.
    • After the pandemic, several shuttered restaurants never reopened.
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verb
  1. Past tense of shutter: closed with shutters; or closed a business or operation.
    • She shuttered the windows to block out the bright sun.
    • They shuttered the cabin before the winter storm arrived.
    • The company shuttered its last branch office last year.
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