guardhouses (Meaning)

guardhouses

a military jail, a building occupied by a guard or used as a headquarters by soldiers on guard duty

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The imposing guardhouses that flanked the palace's entrance conveyed an intimidating message of authority.
Soldiers stood at attention outside the guardhouses, their rifles gleaming in the sunlight.
The guardhouses were strategic points of defense, designed to protect the town from attack.
The old stone guardhouses had been converted into a museum showcasing the town's military history.
The tall towers of the guardhouses provided a clear view of the surrounding countryside, allowing guards to detect any potential threats.
The guardhouses were manned by a small detachment of troops who were vigilant in their duties.
The guardhouses served as a base of operations for the town's watchmen, who patrolled the streets at night.
The crumbling walls of the abandoned guardhouses told a tale of wars and battles long past.
Tourists were fascinated by the intricate carvings adorning the guardhouses, which depicted scenes of medieval warfare.
The general ordered his soldiers to occupy the guardhouses and prepare for a possible siege.

a military jail, a building occupied by a guard or used as a headquarters by soldiers on guard duty

concentration camps, cages, prison camps,hulks, tanks, wards, work camps, glasshouses, labor camps, stockades

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The imposing guardhouses that flanked the palace's entrance conveyed an intimidating message of authority.

Soldiers stood at attention outside the guardhouses, their rifles gleaming in the sunlight.

The guardhouses were strategic points of defense, designed to protect the town from attack.

The old stone guardhouses had been converted into a museum showcasing the town's military history.