encincture (Meaning)
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encincture (n.)
A cincture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of encincture
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
encincture Sentence Examples
- The encincture of the fortress was massive and imposing, designed to keep out enemies.
- The encincture of the ancient city was formed by a wall of stone, with towers and gates.
- The encincture of the garden was a low hedge of boxwood, trimmed into a neat shape.
- The encincture of the sacred grove was a circle of standing stones, marking a place of worship.
- The encincture of the arena was a high wall, preventing spectators from entering the fighting area.
- The encincture of the palace was a series of concentric walls, each one more heavily fortified than the last.
- The encincture of the harbor was a breakwater, protecting ships from the open sea.
- The encincture of the forest was a fence, keeping out unwanted animals and people.
- The encincture of the estate was a wrought-iron gate, flanked by stone pillars.
- The encincture of the mountain was a ring of clouds, marking the peak.
FAQs About the word encincture
A cincture.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The encincture of the fortress was massive and imposing, designed to keep out enemies.
The encincture of the ancient city was formed by a wall of stone, with towers and gates.
The encincture of the garden was a low hedge of boxwood, trimmed into a neat shape.
The encincture of the sacred grove was a circle of standing stones, marking a place of worship.
