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controlled environment

/kənˈtrōld ɛnˈvīrənmənt/ · con.trolled.en.vi.ron.ment
noun
  1. A space or system where conditions such as temperature, humidity, and light are carefully regulated and maintained for specific purposes, such as plant growth, scientific research, or industrial processes. The greenhouse was a controlled environment where the scientists could study the effects of different climate conditions on plant growth.
noun
  1. A situation or context where external factors are carefully managed or controlled to achieve a specific outcome or goal. The company created a controlled environment for the product launch, ensuring that all marketing materials and messaging were consistent and effective.
Did you know? The concept of controlled environments has been used in space exploration to simulate the conditions of other planets, allowing scientists to study the effects of different environments on living organisms and equipment.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 4 lookups Added Aug 2, 2026