turreae (Meaning)

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turreae (n)

any of numerous trees and shrubs grown for their beautiful glossy foliage and sweetly fragrant starry flowers

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The turreae of the ancient Roman fort towered over the surrounding countryside.
The fortified turreae provided a strategic vantage point for the garrison.
Archers manned the turreae and rained arrows upon the enemy below.
The turreae were equipped with loopholes for observation and defensive purposes.
The enemy's ladders reached the base of the turreae, but they were met with fierce resistance.
The turreae played a crucial role in repelling the siege and securing the fort.
The crumbling turreae had once been the backbone of the fortress's defenses.
Restorers painstakingly rebuilt the turreae, bringing them back to their former glory.
The turreae of the castle stood as a testament to the skill of medieval architects.
Visitors climbed the narrow steps to the top of the turreae, enjoying breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys.

any of numerous trees and shrubs grown for their beautiful glossy foliage and sweetly fragrant starry flowers

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The turreae of the ancient Roman fort towered over the surrounding countryside.

The fortified turreae provided a strategic vantage point for the garrison.

Archers manned the turreae and rained arrows upon the enemy below.

The turreae were equipped with loopholes for observation and defensive purposes.