afforciament (Meaning)
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afforciament (n.)
See Afforcement.
Synonyms & Antonyms of afforciament
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
afforciament Sentence Examples
- The medieval castle required afforciament to withstand sieges, leading to the construction of fortified walls and towers.
- The military strategist emphasized the need for afforciament in the defense plan, urging the reinforcement of key positions.
- Engineers implemented a comprehensive afforciament strategy, incorporating advanced technologies to strengthen the structural integrity of the building.
- The coastal town invested in afforciament measures to protect against the threat of rising sea levels and storm surges.
- The ancient city's afforciament included the creation of a formidable moat around its perimeter to deter potential invaders.
- The general ordered the immediate afforciament of the outpost, recognizing the vulnerability of the location to enemy attacks.
- The government allocated funds for the afforciament of critical infrastructure, such as bridges and dams, to ensure long-term stability.
- The architect integrated afforciament elements into the design of the fortress, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal.
- The strategic afforciament of the border region aimed to enhance security and prevent unauthorized crossings.
- Urban planners incorporated innovative afforciament techniques into the city's development plan, prioritizing resilience against natural disasters.
FAQs About the word afforciament
See Afforcement.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The medieval castle required afforciament to withstand sieges, leading to the construction of fortified walls and towers.
The military strategist emphasized the need for afforciament in the defense plan, urging the reinforcement of key positions.
Engineers implemented a comprehensive afforciament strategy, incorporating advanced technologies to strengthen the structural integrity of the building.
The coastal town invested in afforciament measures to protect against the threat of rising sea levels and storm surges.
