wall (in) (Meaning)

wall (in)

to surround (something) with a wall or with something that is like a wall

The children played hide-and-seek behind the high brick wall in the garden.
The fortress stood firm, its massive walls impenetrable to the enemy's attacks.
I was painting the walls in my bedroom when I ran out of paint and had to stop.
The sound of the wind howling through the trees made me feel like I was trapped within the walls of my house.
The ancient cave paintings were preserved on the walls of the cavern, offering a glimpse into the history of the area.
The ivy grew thick and lush on the walls of the abandoned castle, obscuring its crumbling exterior.
The security system included a motion sensor on the walls, which would trigger an alarm if anyone approached the perimeter.
The walls of the labyrinth were tall and winding, making it easy to get lost and difficult to find the exit.
After the earthquake, the walls of the building were cracked and unstable, posing a safety hazard to the occupants.
The walls of the prison were cold and unforgiving, a constant reminder of the inmates' isolation from the outside world.

to surround (something) with a wall or with something that is like a wall

box (in),house, include, fence (in), hem (in), enclose, coop (up), closet, cage, pen

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The children played hide-and-seek behind the high brick wall in the garden.

The fortress stood firm, its massive walls impenetrable to the enemy's attacks.

I was painting the walls in my bedroom when I ran out of paint and had to stop.

The sound of the wind howling through the trees made me feel like I was trapped within the walls of my house.