incastelled (Meaning)
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incastelled (a.)
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incastelled Sentence Examples
- The towering mountain peak was majestically incastelled, resembling an ancient fortress in the clouds.
- The medieval castle stood incastelled on a rocky outcrop, its walls adorned with intricate carvings and narrow windows.
- The ancient city was once incastelled with massive ramparts and moats, protecting its inhabitants from invading armies.
- The abandoned castle had fallen into ruin, its incastelled keep crumbling with age and the passage of time.
- The incastelled walls of the cathedral soared high above the surrounding buildings, a testament to the architectural prowess of its builders.
- The incastelled manor house had been refurbished and converted into a luxurious hotel, offering guests a glimpse into its storied past.
- The incastelled tower of the lighthouse stood sentinel on the headland, guiding mariners safely to shore.
- The summit of the incastelled hill offered panoramic views of the verdant countryside below.
- The incastelled bridge spanned the chasm, connecting two isolated villages and fostering trade and communication.
- The fortified palace was incastelled with impenetrable walls, protecting the royal court from threats both foreign and domestic.
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The towering mountain peak was majestically incastelled, resembling an ancient fortress in the clouds.
The medieval castle stood incastelled on a rocky outcrop, its walls adorned with intricate carvings and narrow windows.
The ancient city was once incastelled with massive ramparts and moats, protecting its inhabitants from invading armies.
The abandoned castle had fallen into ruin, its incastelled keep crumbling with age and the passage of time.
