leaguering (Meaning)

leaguering

siege, a military camp, a member of a league, besiege, beleaguer

No weak antonyms found.

The knight's leaguering force surrounded the castle, cutting it off from the outside world.
The rebels' leaguering strategy proved effective, as they were able to capture the city without any major casualties.
The leaguering of the opposing armies resulted in a months-long siege that brought both sides to the brink of collapse.
The general ordered the deployment of heavy artillery to break through the enemy's leaguering line.
Despite the heavy bombardment, the leaguering troops held their ground, preventing the enemy from advancing any further.
The leaguering of the besieged city caused widespread famine and disease among the inhabitants.
The leaguering force's morale was boosted by the arrival of reinforcements, making it more difficult for the attackers to break through.
The leaguering of the fortresses on both sides of the river created a stalemate, with neither army able to cross and attack the other.
The leaguering of the city by the enemy forces made it impossible for supplies to enter or leave, leading to a humanitarian crisis.
The leaguering operation required meticulous planning and coordination, as the army had to ensure that no supplies could reach the enemy territory.

siege, a military camp, a member of a league, besiege, beleaguer

blockading,besieging, attacking, assaulting, laying siege to,encircling, blocking, investing, cutting off, beleaguering

releasing, rescuing,freeing, liberating,emancipating,

The knight's leaguering force surrounded the castle, cutting it off from the outside world.

The rebels' leaguering strategy proved effective, as they were able to capture the city without any major casualties.

The leaguering of the opposing armies resulted in a months-long siege that brought both sides to the brink of collapse.

The general ordered the deployment of heavy artillery to break through the enemy's leaguering line.