outpart Antonyms
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Meaning of outpart
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outpart (n.)
An outlying part.
outpart Sentence Examples
- The outpost was located on the far outskirts of the town, providing a strategic surveillance vantage point.
- The cavalry ventured out on an outparting patrol to scout the surrounding area for enemy forces.
- The reconnaissance squad was sent out as an outpart to gather intelligence and report on troop movements.
- The military outpost was established as an outpart, serving as a forward base for operations.
- The garrison maintained an outpart at the edge of the forest to monitor the movements of the enemy.
- The lookout tower served as an outpart, providing a panoramic view of the battlefield.
- The sentry was posted at the outpart to alert the main force of any approaching threats.
- The scout ventured out on an outpart reconnaissance mission to assess the situation and report back.
- The raiding party conducted an outpart attack on the enemy encampment, catching them off guard.
- The battalion deployed outpart patrols to secure the perimeter and prevent surprise attacks.
FAQs About the word outpart
An outlying part.
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The outpost was located on the far outskirts of the town, providing a strategic surveillance vantage point.
The cavalry ventured out on an outparting patrol to scout the surrounding area for enemy forces.
The reconnaissance squad was sent out as an outpart to gather intelligence and report on troop movements.
The military outpost was established as an outpart, serving as a forward base for operations.
