reduit Antonyms
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Meaning of reduit
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reduit (n.)
A central or retired work within any other work.
reduit Sentence Examples
- The soldiers retreated to a heavily fortified redouit, determined to hold their ground against the enemy onslaught.
- The castle's redouit served as a last bastion of defense, protecting the royal family from invading forces.
- Engineer crews swiftly constructed earthen redoubts along the perimeter to provide additional protection for the base.
- The redouit's thick walls and strategically placed gun emplacements made it an impregnable stronghold.
- The remaining troops gathered within the redouit, preparing for a final, desperate stand against the overwhelming enemy.
- The artillery bombardment had reduced the redouit to rubble, rendering it useless as a defensive position.
- They established a small redouit on a hill overlooking the valley, allowing them to control the surrounding area.
- The hastily constructed redouit was insufficient to withstand the enemy's advance, forcing the defenders to withdraw.
- The novel described a bitter siege in which the redouit played a pivotal role, becoming a symbol of resistance and sacrifice.
- The excavation revealed the foundations of a long-lost redouit, providing insights into past military fortifications.
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A central or retired work within any other work.
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The soldiers retreated to a heavily fortified redouit, determined to hold their ground against the enemy onslaught.
The castle's redouit served as a last bastion of defense, protecting the royal family from invading forces.
Engineer crews swiftly constructed earthen redoubts along the perimeter to provide additional protection for the base.
The redouit's thick walls and strategically placed gun emplacements made it an impregnable stronghold.
