barbacanage (Meaning)
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barbacanage (n.)
See Barbicanage.
Money paid for the support of a barbican.
Synonyms & Antonyms of barbacanage
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barbacanage Sentence Examples
- The castle's towering barbacanage provided an impenetrable defense against invaders.
- The intricate barbacanage featured multiple layers of fortifications, each with its own strategic purpose.
- The barbacanage's arrow slits allowed archers to fire at enemy troops approaching the castle walls.
- The barbacanage's protruding turrets provided a vantage point for sentries to observe the surrounding area.
- The barbacanage's drawbridge crossed a deep moat, further enhancing its defensive capabilities.
- The barbacanage's massive stone walls were designed to withstand prolonged sieges and bombardments.
- The barbacanage served as a refuge for civilians during times of war, providing protection from enemy attacks.
- The barbacanage's unique architecture inspired awe and admiration in both friends and foes alike.
- The barbacanage's preservation serves as a testament to the ingenuity and architectural skill of medieval engineers.
- The barbacanage's towering presence dominates the castle's skyline, a symbol of its enduring strength and resilience.
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See Barbicanage., Money paid for the support of a barbican.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The castle's towering barbacanage provided an impenetrable defense against invaders.
The intricate barbacanage featured multiple layers of fortifications, each with its own strategic purpose.
The barbacanage's arrow slits allowed archers to fire at enemy troops approaching the castle walls.
The barbacanage's protruding turrets provided a vantage point for sentries to observe the surrounding area.
