ramparting (Meaning)

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ramparting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Rampart

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The roaring lions ramparted around the enclosure, their fierce presence intimidating the onlookers.
The raging torrent of water ramparted over the dam, cascading down in a deafening roar.
The rampanting flames of the wildfire spread rapidly, engulfing vegetation and threatening nearby homes.
The frenzied mob ramparted through the streets, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
The surging crowd ramparted into the stadium, eager to witness the spectacle within.
The rampanting pandemic ravaged the population, leaving countless lives lost and communities devastated.
The thunderous applause ramparted through the concert hall, a testament to the performer's captivating performance.
The ramparting wind howled through the trees, toppling branches and sending leaves swirling into the air.
The rampanting gossip spread like wildfire through the town, leaving behind a trail of broken friendships and shattered reputations.
The ramparting storm battered the coastline, sending waves crashing against the seawall and threatening to flood the nearby areas.

of Rampart

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The roaring lions ramparted around the enclosure, their fierce presence intimidating the onlookers.

The raging torrent of water ramparted over the dam, cascading down in a deafening roar.

The rampanting flames of the wildfire spread rapidly, engulfing vegetation and threatening nearby homes.

The frenzied mob ramparted through the streets, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.