iron-cased (Meaning)
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iron-cased (a.)
Cased or covered with iron, as a vessel; ironclad.
Synonyms & Antonyms of iron-cased
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iron-cased Sentence Examples
- The treasure chest was iron-cased, protecting its contents from moisture and decay.
- The ancient tome was discovered in an iron-cased box buried deep within the ruins.
- The iron-cased safe was virtually impregnable, safeguarding its precious contents.
- The iron-cased pipes delivered water to the town from the nearby reservoir.
- The old mansion had iron-cased doors that creaked loudly when opened.
- The iron-cased cables transmitted electricity to homes and businesses throughout the city.
- The iron-cased furnace provided warmth to the entire household during the harsh winter months.
- The iron-cased gate guarded the entrance to the castle, preventing unauthorized entry.
- The iron-cased armor protected the knight from the blows of his adversaries.
- The iron-cased hull of the ship provided stability and strength against the raging sea.
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Cased or covered with iron, as a vessel; ironclad.
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No antonyms found.
The treasure chest was iron-cased, protecting its contents from moisture and decay.
The ancient tome was discovered in an iron-cased box buried deep within the ruins.
The iron-cased safe was virtually impregnable, safeguarding its precious contents.
The iron-cased pipes delivered water to the town from the nearby reservoir.
