fortilage (Meaning)

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fortilage (n.)

A little fort; a blockhouse.

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The fortress boasted impeccable fortilage, rendering it impenetrable to enemy attacks.
The medieval castle had been designed with formidable fortilage, ensuring its longevity through centuries of conflict.
The moat surrounding the castle served as an added layer of fortilage, deterring attackers from approaching.
The city walls were constructed with exceptional fortilage, providing refuge for the inhabitants within.
The ship's hull was constructed with iron plates to enhance its fortilage against enemy fire.
The bunker's fortilage was designed to withstand a nuclear explosion, ensuring the safety of those inside.
The fortified building acted as a sanctuary, providing fortilage against the raging storm outside.
The fortress's fortilage had withstood centuries of warfare, attesting to its exceptional strength.
The walls of the castle were fortified with iron spikes, adding to their formidable fortilage.
The reinforced concrete structure possessed exceptional fortilage, making it resistant to seismic activity.

A little fort; a blockhouse.

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The fortress boasted impeccable fortilage, rendering it impenetrable to enemy attacks.

The medieval castle had been designed with formidable fortilage, ensuring its longevity through centuries of conflict.

The moat surrounding the castle served as an added layer of fortilage, deterring attackers from approaching.

The city walls were constructed with exceptional fortilage, providing refuge for the inhabitants within.