basemented

adj

1. (not-comparable)Having a basement.

   “She is a widow, and she owns—mortgaged, of course—one of those old-fashioned, two-and-a-half-story, red-brick basemented houses⸺”

   “Moscow had many basemented buildings, and in the lowest storey safe and efficient shelters were established (see illus., p. 1850).”

   “The Betlers lived in a Bayswater square. A five-storeyed and basemented house of incredible inconvenience.”

2. (not-comparable)Within a basement.

   “A large, apparently semi-basemented, room (Room 4) was added to the rear of Room 2 in Building B.”

   “Stacks of photos lined desks: forbidden images of women, basemented somewhere since the Revival.”

   “I'm troubled and terrified by the ease with which I accepted my life in the basement, my reality as a basemented writer.”