marchland (Meaning)
Wordnet
marchland (n)
district consisting of the area on either side of a border or boundary of a country or an area
Synonyms & Antonyms of marchland
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marchland Sentence Examples
- The marchland between the two kingdoms was a constant source of conflict.
- The king ordered his troops to march through the marchland and establish a border.
- The marchland was a barren and desolate place, home to only bandits and outlaws.
- The two armies met on the marchland and prepared for battle.
- The marchland was a no man's land, where the law of the sword prevailed.
- The travelers were warned to avoid the marchland, lest they be robbed or killed.
- The marchland was a place of danger and opportunity, where fortunes could be made and lost.
- The boundary between the two countries was defined by the marchland.
- The marchland was a contested territory, fought over for centuries by rival kingdoms.
- The marchland served as a buffer zone between the two warring factions.
FAQs About the word marchland
district consisting of the area on either side of a border or boundary of a country or an area
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The marchland between the two kingdoms was a constant source of conflict.
The king ordered his troops to march through the marchland and establish a border.
The marchland was a barren and desolate place, home to only bandits and outlaws.
The two armies met on the marchland and prepared for battle.
