bridge-ward (Meaning)

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bridge-ward (n.)

A bridge keeper; a warden or a guard for a bridge.

The principal ward of a key.

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The bridge-ward diligently inspected the structure daily to ensure its safety for travelers.
As the appointed bridge-ward, his duty was to oversee repairs and maintenance of the vital river crossing.
The bridge-ward's expertise in engineering proved invaluable in reinforcing the aging bridge against floodwaters.
With a keen eye for detail, the bridge-ward identified potential weak points in the bridge's support beams.
Local folklore hailed the bridge-ward as a hero for his swift action in averting a disaster during the storm.
Generations of bridge-wards had passed down knowledge of bridge construction techniques from one to the next.
The bridge-ward's responsibility extended beyond mere maintenance; he also served as a guide for lost travelers.
Amidst the chaos of war, the bridge-ward bravely defended the crossing from enemy forces.
The bridge-ward's dedication to his duty earned him respect and admiration from the community.
Even in retirement, the former bridge-ward continued to offer his expertise, mentoring the next generation of bridge caretakers.

A bridge keeper; a warden or a guard for a bridge., The principal ward of a key.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The bridge-ward diligently inspected the structure daily to ensure its safety for travelers.

As the appointed bridge-ward, his duty was to oversee repairs and maintenance of the vital river crossing.

The bridge-ward's expertise in engineering proved invaluable in reinforcing the aging bridge against floodwaters.

With a keen eye for detail, the bridge-ward identified potential weak points in the bridge's support beams.