air-raid shelter (Meaning)

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air-raid shelter (n)

a chamber (often underground) reinforced against bombing and provided with food and living facilities; used during air raids

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The city constructed a series of air-raid shelters to protect its citizens during times of conflict.
Families rushed to the nearest air-raid shelter when the sirens warned of an imminent attack.
The government invested in reinforcing existing structures to serve as efficient air-raid shelters during emergencies.
Signs pointing towards the air-raid shelter were prominently displayed throughout the neighborhood.
The community organized drills to familiarize residents with the location and procedures of the air-raid shelter.
A sense of relief washed over the city as residents reached the safety of the well-maintained air-raid shelter.
The government distributed informative pamphlets detailing the importance of having a designated air-raid shelter in every household.
The construction of a public park concealed a strategically designed underground air-raid shelter for the community.
The historical significance of the preserved air-raid shelter served as a reminder of wartime challenges and resilience.
The emergency response team regularly inspected and maintained the city's network of air-raid shelters to ensure their readiness.

a chamber (often underground) reinforced against bombing and provided with food and living facilities; used during air raids

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The city constructed a series of air-raid shelters to protect its citizens during times of conflict.

Families rushed to the nearest air-raid shelter when the sirens warned of an imminent attack.

The government invested in reinforcing existing structures to serve as efficient air-raid shelters during emergencies.

Signs pointing towards the air-raid shelter were prominently displayed throughout the neighborhood.