resiege (Meaning)
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resiege (v. t.)
To seat again; to reinstate.
Synonyms & Antonyms of resiege
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resiege Sentence Examples
- The medieval army resieged the castle for weeks, hoping to starve the defenders into submission.
- After a failed siege, the enemy resieged the fortress with even greater force.
- The city was resieged by a formidable army, cutting off all supplies.
- The villagers sought refuge in the mountains as their town was resieged by a ruthless invader.
- The knights resieged the dragon's lair, determined to slay the monstrous beast.
- The rebels resieged government buildings, demanding a change in leadership.
- The invading army resieged the enemy's capital, intending to conquer their entire nation.
- The fortress endured multiple resieges, proving its impenetrable defenses.
- The resiege of Tyre by Alexander the Great is a testament to the endurance of its inhabitants.
- Despite numerous resieges, the castle remained unconquered, a symbol of indomitable spirit.
FAQs About the word resiege
To seat again; to reinstate.
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The medieval army resieged the castle for weeks, hoping to starve the defenders into submission.
After a failed siege, the enemy resieged the fortress with even greater force.
The city was resieged by a formidable army, cutting off all supplies.
The villagers sought refuge in the mountains as their town was resieged by a ruthless invader.
