moated Antonyms
Meaning of moated
Wordnet
moated (s)
protected by a deep wide ditch usually filled with water
moated Sentence Examples
- The ancient fortress stood defiantly on a moated island, its stone walls mirroring the tranquil waters.
- The ivy-covered bridge spanned the moat, providing access to the secluded manor house beyond.
- The king's palace was surrounded by a wide, deep moat that served as a formidable defense against attack.
- Visitors to the medieval town marveled at its intricate network of moated canals.
- The drawbridge creaked and groaned as it descended, allowing passage across the moat.
- The moated castle was a popular tourist destination, drawing history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike.
- The children skipped and played along the edge of the moat, their carefree laughter echoing through the courtyard.
- The moated grounds of the monastery provided a serene retreat for contemplation and reflection.
- The moat surrounding the ancient ruins acted as a time capsule, preserving historical artifacts and remnants of a bygone era.
- As night fell, the moat cast an eerie glow upon the surrounding landscape, creating an atmosphere of mystery and intrigue.
FAQs About the word moated
protected by a deep wide ditch usually filled with water
stank, dike, culvert,ditch, fosse, ravine, trench, gutter, gulley, ha-ha
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The ancient fortress stood defiantly on a moated island, its stone walls mirroring the tranquil waters.
The ivy-covered bridge spanned the moat, providing access to the secluded manor house beyond.
The king's palace was surrounded by a wide, deep moat that served as a formidable defense against attack.
Visitors to the medieval town marveled at its intricate network of moated canals.
