walling (in) (Meaning)

walling (in)

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

The ancient city was protected by a towering walling in stone.
The garden was walled in with a high brick barricade to keep out intruders.
The prisoners were walling in a concrete cell, isolated from the outside world.
The house was walled in with a wrought iron fence, providing both security and aesthetic appeal.
The monastery was walled in, creating a peaceful sanctuary free from worldly distractions.
The castle was impregnable, with its thick walling in and a moat surrounding it.
The town was walling in as a defense against potential invasions.
The fortress was heavily fortified, boasting walling in that was nearly impenetrable.
The ruins of the ancient city were still visible, with remnants of its once-impressive walling in.
The walling in the park provided a secluded area for children to play safely.

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

boxing (in), fencing (in), hemming (in), mewing (up), housing, encasing, enclosing, including, surrounding, hedging

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The ancient city was protected by a towering walling in stone.

The garden was walled in with a high brick barricade to keep out intruders.

The prisoners were walling in a concrete cell, isolated from the outside world.

The house was walled in with a wrought iron fence, providing both security and aesthetic appeal.