fortin Antonyms
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Meaning of fortin
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fortin (n.)
A little fort; a fortlet.
fortin Sentence Examples
- The soldiers constructed a formidable fortin atop the hill to defend the village from attack.
- The fortin was manned by a small garrison of loyal troops, ever vigilant against invaders.
- During the siege, the fortin withstood incessant bombardment, its walls scarred but unyielding.
- The fortin's commandant refused to surrender, vowing to hold out until reinforcements arrived.
- The fortin became a symbol of defiance, inspiring the demoralized townsfolk to resist the encroaching enemy.
- The fortin's moat was filled with treacherous spikes, making assault by land nearly impossible.
- Inside the fortin, soldiers trained tirelessly, preparing for the inevitable assault.
- The fortin's cannons boomed into the night, repelling the relentless attacks of the besiegers.
- As the battle raged, the fortin's tower collapsed, burying its defenders beneath the rubble.
- After the war, the fortin was rebuilt, a testament to the courage and resilience of its defenders.
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A little fort; a fortlet.
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The soldiers constructed a formidable fortin atop the hill to defend the village from attack.
The fortin was manned by a small garrison of loyal troops, ever vigilant against invaders.
During the siege, the fortin withstood incessant bombardment, its walls scarred but unyielding.
The fortin's commandant refused to surrender, vowing to hold out until reinforcements arrived.
