hornwork (Meaning)
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hornwork (n.)
An outwork composed of two demibastions joined by a curtain. It is connected with the works in rear by long wings.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hornwork
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hornwork Sentence Examples
- The hornwork, a defensive fortification, extended outward from the main fortress, providing additional protection against attackers.
- The towering hornworks cast long shadows across the battlefield, creating an ominous atmosphere.
- The enemy relentlessly bombarded the hornwork, hoping to penetrate its thick walls.
- The defenders courageously manned the hornwork, repelling wave after wave of attackers.
- The hornwork proved impenetrable, withstanding the enemy's relentless assault.
- The abandoned hornwork stood as a testament to the intense battles that had once raged there.
- The hornwork's strategic position allowed the defenders to monitor enemy movements from afar.
- The hornwork served as a safe haven for the besieged, protecting them from the enemy's advance.
- The intricate design of the hornwork showcased the ingenuity of its military engineers.
- The crumbling remains of the hornwork whispered tales of the fierce conflicts that had shaped the land.
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An outwork composed of two demibastions joined by a curtain. It is connected with the works in rear by long wings.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hornwork, a defensive fortification, extended outward from the main fortress, providing additional protection against attackers.
The towering hornworks cast long shadows across the battlefield, creating an ominous atmosphere.
The enemy relentlessly bombarded the hornwork, hoping to penetrate its thick walls.
The defenders courageously manned the hornwork, repelling wave after wave of attackers.
