reduct (Meaning)
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reduct (v. t..)
To reduce.
Synonyms & Antonyms of reduct
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reduct Sentence Examples
- The reduct, a small fortification within a larger fortress, provided the garrison with an additional line of defense.
- The reduct's thick walls and deep ditch rendered it virtually impregnable to enemy bombardment.
- The soldiers garrisoned within the reduct held their position tenaciously, repelling repeated enemy assaults.
- The reduct's strategic location overlooking the battlefield gave the defenders a clear view of the enemy's movements.
- The reduct's armament included heavy cannons and mortars, which devastated enemy positions.
- The reduct's fall to the enemy signaled the imminent collapse of the entire fortification.
- The reduct's ruins serve as a poignant reminder of the fierce fighting that took place at this historic site.
- The reduct's restoration has transformed it into a popular tourist attraction, where visitors can learn about its military significance.
- The reduct's unique architectural features make it a valuable asset to the local community.
- The reduct's legacy as a symbol of resilience and determination continues to inspire future generations.
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To reduce.
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The reduct, a small fortification within a larger fortress, provided the garrison with an additional line of defense.
The reduct's thick walls and deep ditch rendered it virtually impregnable to enemy bombardment.
The soldiers garrisoned within the reduct held their position tenaciously, repelling repeated enemy assaults.
The reduct's strategic location overlooking the battlefield gave the defenders a clear view of the enemy's movements.
