entrenchment (Meaning)

Wordnet

entrenchment (n)

an entrenched fortification; a position protected by trenches

The invading army faced a challenging task as they sought to entrench themselves on enemy territory.
The entrenchment of the troops along the border proved an effective strategy in preventing a surprise attack.
The soldiers worked tirelessly day and night, digging deep trenches and erecting formidable barriers to establish a solid entrenchment.
The entrenchment of the fortress's defenses ensured the city's resilience against potential sieges.
The construction of elaborate earthworks and bunkers illustrated the army's commitment to deterring enemy advances and establishing a secure entrenchment.
To achieve a more robust entrenchment, the military implemented a strategy of rotating troops to prevent fatigue and maintain their readiness.
The commander's decision to order an entrenchment may have saved the lives of countless soldiers during the upcoming conflict.
Despite facing limited resources, the guerrillas formed an impressive entrenchment system that enabled them to withstand the government's relentless attacks.
The use of entrenchment tactics by the rebel forces turned the battlefield into a labyrinth of trenches, bunkers, and underground tunnels.
As the war raged on, the entrenchment of both sides became deeply ingrained, leading to a grueling stalemate with no clear end in sight.

an entrenched fortification; a position protected by trenches

put, root,imbed, instill, lodge, ingrain, establish, embed, engrain, impact

eradicate, dislodge, eradicate, eliminate,eliminate, dislodge, detach, uproot, remove, eject

The invading army faced a challenging task as they sought to entrench themselves on enemy territory.

The entrenchment of the troops along the border proved an effective strategy in preventing a surprise attack.

The soldiers worked tirelessly day and night, digging deep trenches and erecting formidable barriers to establish a solid entrenchment.

The entrenchment of the fortress's defenses ensured the city's resilience against potential sieges.