claustra (Meaning)
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claustra (pl.)
of Claustrum
Synonyms & Antonyms of claustra
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claustra Sentence Examples
- The claustra in the ancient Roman forts served as defensive barriers against invaders.
- The monks meditated behind the claustra, finding solace in their secluded chambers.
- Archaeologists unearthed remnants of claustra dating back to the Byzantine era.
- The claustra in medieval castles provided protection for the residents during sieges.
- The intricate design of the claustra allowed for ventilation while maintaining security.
- The garden was hidden behind a series of claustra, shielding it from the harsh winds.
- The wooden claustra in the monastery were adorned with intricate carvings depicting religious scenes.
- The military engineers devised a plan to reinforce the claustra along the city walls.
- The claustra were an integral part of the fortress's defense system, preventing enemy infiltration.
- The ancient city's layout included claustra to regulate access to key areas and provide security.
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of Claustrum
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The claustra in the ancient Roman forts served as defensive barriers against invaders.
The monks meditated behind the claustra, finding solace in their secluded chambers.
Archaeologists unearthed remnants of claustra dating back to the Byzantine era.
The claustra in medieval castles provided protection for the residents during sieges.
