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Meaning of murage
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murage (n.)
A tax or toll paid for building or repairing the walls of a fortified town.
murage Sentence Examples
- The fortress's murage was reinforced with steel plates to withstand enemy attacks.
- The murage of the ancient city was in ruins, revealing the passage of time and human conflict.
- The cathedral's murage featured intricate carvings depicting biblical scenes and historical events.
- The castle's towering murage cast a long shadow over the surrounding countryside.
- Archaeologists unearthed fragments of murage from a lost civilization, providing clues to its history.
- The breach in the murage allowed enemy troops to penetrate the town's defenses.
- The murage of the palace was adorned with gold and jewels, reflecting the wealth and power of the rulers.
- The stonemasons skillfully constructed the murage of the castle using limestone blocks quarried nearby.
- The murage of the citadel was constantly under repair, as it was subjected to frequent assaults and sieges.
- The murage of the city gate was fortified with a drawbridge and portcullis to prevent unauthorized entry.
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A tax or toll paid for building or repairing the walls of a fortified town.
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The fortress's murage was reinforced with steel plates to withstand enemy attacks.
The murage of the ancient city was in ruins, revealing the passage of time and human conflict.
The cathedral's murage featured intricate carvings depicting biblical scenes and historical events.
The castle's towering murage cast a long shadow over the surrounding countryside.
