shielded
adj.protected from something dangerous, unpleasant, or harmful. You use this to describe someone or something that has a cover or a barrier around it.
adj.protected or defended from harm, danger, or unpleasant influences. Often used as a participial adjective to describe physical objects with protective layers or people kept away from harsh realities.
“The shielded cables are safe from electrical interference.”
“Growing up in a small, wealthy town, he felt shielded from the economic struggles of the rest of the country.”
“The reactor core is housed within a heavily shielded containment vessel designed to prevent any radiation leakage into the surrounding environment.”
Often used predicatively after linking verbs like 'feel' or 'remain', or attributively before a noun.
“On today’s video call from his home in upstate New York, ahead of a UK tour, Parker’s eyes are shielded by tinted sunglasses.”
“It turns out the vest would perform roughly as well as the Orion’s heavily shielded onboard shelter the crew was supposed to hide in to wait out a storm.”