vauntmure (Meaning)
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vauntmure (n.)
A false wall; a work raised in front of the main wall.
Synonyms & Antonyms of vauntmure
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vauntmure Sentence Examples
- The vauntmure defended the city against the relentless siege, its walls impenetrable to enemy weapons.
- The towering vauntmure cast a long shadow over the countryside, symbolizing the strength and prosperity of the kingdom.
- The architect designed the vauntmure with a series of cunning traps and secret passages, ensuring the castle's impregnability.
- Behind the massive vauntmure, the people of the city found refuge and safety from the horrors of war.
- The vauntmure's crenellated battlements provided the defenders with a strategic advantage during combat.
- The enemy general marveled at the sheer size and grandeur of the vauntmure, knowing that its conquest would be a formidable challenge.
- The vauntmure was a symbol of hope and resilience for the besieged citizens, reminding them that they could withstand any adversity.
- As the sun dipped below the horizon, the vauntmure cast an eerie glow across the ravaged landscape.
- The vauntmure's thick and impenetrable walls served as a formidable barrier against the invaders' relentless attacks.
- The ancient vauntmure stood as a testament to the architectural genius and military prowess of its builders.
FAQs About the word vauntmure
A false wall; a work raised in front of the main wall.
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The vauntmure defended the city against the relentless siege, its walls impenetrable to enemy weapons.
The towering vauntmure cast a long shadow over the countryside, symbolizing the strength and prosperity of the kingdom.
The architect designed the vauntmure with a series of cunning traps and secret passages, ensuring the castle's impregnability.
Behind the massive vauntmure, the people of the city found refuge and safety from the horrors of war.
