blindage (Meaning)
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blindage (n.)
A cover or protection for an advanced trench or approach, formed of fascines and earth supported by a framework.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blindage
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blindage Sentence Examples
- The military installed a robust blindage around the sensitive equipment to protect it from potential threats.
- The underground bunker was reinforced with layers of blindage to withstand even the strongest bombardments.
- The armored vehicle boasted an impenetrable blindage, ensuring the safety of its occupants in hostile environments.
- Engineers worked tirelessly to fortify the perimeter with blindage, enhancing the security of the entire compound.
- The advanced blindage technology utilized in the construction of the fortress made it virtually impervious to attacks.
- The bank vault was equipped with a sophisticated blindage system, deterring any attempts at unauthorized access.
- The spacecraft's hull was reinforced with blindage to shield it from the dangers of deep space.
- The high-security prison was surrounded by thick blindage, making escape nearly impossible.
- The armored doors were fitted with blindage to prevent forced entry into the secure facility.
- The armored vehicles were equipped with state-of-the-art blindage, providing maximum protection to the troops during combat missions.
FAQs About the word blindage
A cover or protection for an advanced trench or approach, formed of fascines and earth supported by a framework.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The military installed a robust blindage around the sensitive equipment to protect it from potential threats.
The underground bunker was reinforced with layers of blindage to withstand even the strongest bombardments.
The armored vehicle boasted an impenetrable blindage, ensuring the safety of its occupants in hostile environments.
Engineers worked tirelessly to fortify the perimeter with blindage, enhancing the security of the entire compound.
