fortread (Meaning)
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fortread (v. t.)
To tread down; to trample upon.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fortread
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fortread Sentence Examples
- The fortread's imposing walls stood as a testament to its defenders' unwavering resolve.
- The soldiers marched into battle with a sense of fortread, knowing they would face formidable challenges.
- The explorers encountered a desolate fortread, its remnants a silent witness to forgotten battles.
- The fortress possessed an aura of fortread, emanating from its thick walls and numerous towers.
- The fortread's strategic location made it a key battleground in countless conflicts.
- The garrison stood firm within the fortread, determined to repel any attackers.
- The fortread's reputation for impregnability instilled fear in the hearts of its enemies.
- The fortread's ancient walls bore witness to countless sieges and assaults.
- The fortread's formidable defenses provided shelter and security to those within its walls.
- The fortread's ruins served as a haunting reminder of the fragility of human constructs.
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To tread down; to trample upon.
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The fortread's imposing walls stood as a testament to its defenders' unwavering resolve.
The soldiers marched into battle with a sense of fortread, knowing they would face formidable challenges.
The explorers encountered a desolate fortread, its remnants a silent witness to forgotten battles.
The fortress possessed an aura of fortread, emanating from its thick walls and numerous towers.
