engarrison Synonyms
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engarrison Meaning
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engarrison (v. t.)
To garrison; to put in garrison, or to protect by a garrison.
engarrison Sentence Examples
- The soldiers engarrisoned the fort in preparation for the imminent attack.
- The government engarrisoned troops in the border towns to deter any potential incursions.
- The medieval castle was engarrisoned by a small force of knights and men-at-arms.
- The city gates were engarrisoned by guards to prevent unauthorized entry or exit.
- The rebels engarrisoned themselves in the old warehouse, determined to hold out against the government forces.
- The pirates engarrisoned the island, using it as a base for their raids on passing ships.
- The invading army engarrisoned the captured city, securing it as a strategic foothold in enemy territory.
- The peacekeepers were engarrisoned in the troubled region, tasked with maintaining order and preventing further violence.
- The garrison town was engarrisoned by a permanent force of soldiers, ready to respond to any threats or emergencies.
- The fortress was engarrisoned by a loyal contingent of troops, ensuring its defense against enemy attacks.
FAQs About the word engarrison
To garrison; to put in garrison, or to protect by a garrison.
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The soldiers engarrisoned the fort in preparation for the imminent attack.
The government engarrisoned troops in the border towns to deter any potential incursions.
The medieval castle was engarrisoned by a small force of knights and men-at-arms.
The city gates were engarrisoned by guards to prevent unauthorized entry or exit.
