gatehouse (Meaning)

Wordnet

gatehouse (n)

a house built at a gateway; usually the gatekeeper's residence

Webster

gatehouse (n.)

A house connected or associated with a gate.

Synonyms & Antonyms of gatehouse

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gatehouse Sentence Examples

  1. The majestic gatehouse guarded the castle's entrance, its imposing walls towering over visitors.
  2. The quaint gatehouse of the manor housed the gatekeeper and provided a cozy shelter for passing travelers.
  3. The fortified gatehouse protected the drawbridge, preventing unauthorized access to the stronghold.
  4. The abandoned gatehouse stood desolate, its crumbling stonework whispering secrets of past battles.
  5. As the sun dipped below the horizon, the gatehouse's lanterns flickered to life, casting an eerie glow on the surrounding moat.
  6. The gatehouse's portcullis descended with a thunderous clang, sealing the passage behind the knight's retinue.
  7. The medieval gatehouse had been meticulously restored, preserving its historical charm for future generations.
  8. The drawbridge creaked beneath their feet as they passed through the gatehouse into the bustling courtyard.
  9. The gatehouse served as a meeting place for townsfolk and travelers alike, its benches abuzz with chatter and laughter.
  10. The towering gatehouse dwarfed the surrounding villages, a symbol of the lord's power and authority.

FAQs About the word gatehouse

a house built at a gateway; usually the gatekeeper's residenceA house connected or associated with a gate.

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The majestic gatehouse guarded the castle's entrance, its imposing walls towering over visitors.

The quaint gatehouse of the manor housed the gatekeeper and provided a cozy shelter for passing travelers.

The fortified gatehouse protected the drawbridge, preventing unauthorized access to the stronghold.

The abandoned gatehouse stood desolate, its crumbling stonework whispering secrets of past battles.