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Meaning of battering ram
Wordnet
battering ram (n)
a ram used to break down doors of fortified buildings
Webster
battering ram (n.)
An engine used in ancient times to beat down the walls of besieged places.
A blacksmith's hammer, suspended, and worked horizontally.
battering ram Sentence Examples
- The police used a battering ram to force open the locked door during the raid.
- The battering ram made a deafening boom as it smashed into the wooden gate.
- The battering ram technique has been used for centuries to break through defenses.
- The ancient Romans employed battering rams in their siege warfare.
- The battering ram consisted of a heavy log with a metal head that was swung back and forth.
- The force of the battering ram was so powerful that it could crush stone walls.
- The battering ram was often used in conjunction with siege towers to allow soldiers to climb over walls.
- The use of battering rams declined with the advent of gunpowder.
- However, battering rams are still occasionally used today by law enforcement and military personnel.
- The battering ram remains a powerful symbol of force and destruction.
FAQs About the word battering ram
a ram used to break down doors of fortified buildingsAn engine used in ancient times to beat down the walls of besieged places., A blacksmith's hammer, suspende
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The police used a battering ram to force open the locked door during the raid.
The battering ram made a deafening boom as it smashed into the wooden gate.
The battering ram technique has been used for centuries to break through defenses.
The ancient Romans employed battering rams in their siege warfare.
