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Meaning of mortress
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mortress (n.)
Alt. of Mortrew
mortress Sentence Examples
- The massive medieval fortress stood tall, a testament to the power of its creators.
- Within the fortress's towering walls, soldiers prepared for battle, their hearts pounding with anticipation.
- The siege of the fortress lasted for weeks, with both sides suffering heavy losses.
- The outer mortresses of the fortress were breached, but the defenders held their ground within the inner keep.
- The castle's mortresses provided protection from enemy attacks, ensuring the safety of its occupants.
- The ancient fortress had once been a symbol of strength and security, but now it lay in ruins, a reminder of past glories.
- The imposing mortresses of the castle towered over the surrounding countryside, casting a long shadow over the land.
- The garrison within the fortress held out for months, their courage bolstered by the strength of their mortresses.
- The crumbling mortresses of the abandoned fortress whispered tales of forgotten battles and lost warriors.
- The young knight stood guard at the mortress, his hand resting on the cold stone, his eyes scanning the horizon for any sign of danger.
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Alt. of Mortrew
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The massive medieval fortress stood tall, a testament to the power of its creators.
Within the fortress's towering walls, soldiers prepared for battle, their hearts pounding with anticipation.
The siege of the fortress lasted for weeks, with both sides suffering heavy losses.
The outer mortresses of the fortress were breached, but the defenders held their ground within the inner keep.
