palisado (Meaning)
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palisado (n.)
A palisade.
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palisado (v. t.)
To palisade.
Synonyms & Antonyms of palisado
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
palisado Sentence Examples
- The palisado surrounding the village stood tall and impenetrable, a protective barrier against potential invaders.
- The soldiers erected a palisado of sharpened logs, forming a formidable defense around their encampment.
- The sturdy palisado shielded the castle from enemy fire, its thick wooden planks absorbing the impact of arrows and cannonballs.
- The Indians constructed a palisado of tree trunks and animal hides, creating a fortified sanctuary for their tribe.
- The palisado along the fort's perimeter provided a vantage point for sentries, allowing them to survey the surrounding area.
- The colonists hastily built a palisado to protect their settlement from the marauding Native American raiders.
- The palisado's intricate carvings depicted scenes of battle and conquest, a testament to the warriors who defended it.
- The old palisado, once a symbol of strength and resistance, now stands as a decaying relic of a bygone era.
- Archaeologists discovered a palisado dating back centuries, shedding light on the architectural techniques of early civilizations.
- The town's palisado served as both a defensive barrier and a gathering place for community events.
FAQs About the word palisado
A palisade., To palisade.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The palisado surrounding the village stood tall and impenetrable, a protective barrier against potential invaders.
The soldiers erected a palisado of sharpened logs, forming a formidable defense around their encampment.
The sturdy palisado shielded the castle from enemy fire, its thick wooden planks absorbing the impact of arrows and cannonballs.
The Indians constructed a palisado of tree trunks and animal hides, creating a fortified sanctuary for their tribe.
