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Meaning of outwall
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outwall (n.)
The exterior wall; the outside surface, or appearance.
outwall Sentence Examples
- The medieval castle's towering outwall provided formidable protection against invaders.
- The ruined outwall of the Roman city whispered tales of past battles and conquests.
- Farmers erected a stout outwall around their fields to keep livestock in and predators out.
- The garden's outwall was adorned with intricate carvings, reflecting the owner's artistic sensibilities.
- The monastery's outwall served as a physical and spiritual barrier between the sacred and the secular.
- Archaeologists carefully excavated the outwall of the ancient temple, revealing its architectural grandeur.
- The besieged town's defenders bravely fought from behind its outwall, determined to hold back the enemy hordes.
- The raging river threatened to overrun its outwall, posing a grave danger to the village downstream.
- The крепость's outwall stood as an impenetrable fortress, withstanding countless attacks throughout history.
- Nature enthusiasts admired the outwall of the forest, where towering trees cast long shadows and sheltered a diverse ecosystem.
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The exterior wall; the outside surface, or appearance.
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The medieval castle's towering outwall provided formidable protection against invaders.
The ruined outwall of the Roman city whispered tales of past battles and conquests.
Farmers erected a stout outwall around their fields to keep livestock in and predators out.
The garden's outwall was adorned with intricate carvings, reflecting the owner's artistic sensibilities.
