walls Synonyms
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- ramparts
- fenders
- buffers
- fetters
- embarrassments
- obstructions
- pads
- curbs
- dams
- palings
- shackles
- bars
- impediments
- encumbrances
- clogs
- bulwarks
- trammels
- interferences
- inhibitions
- pales
- cushions
- snags
- manacles
- lets
- stumbling-blocks
- restraints
- deterrents
- constraints
- roadblocks
- hindrances
- stops
- bumpers
- handicaps
- hurdles
walls Meaning
walls
to provide, separate, or surround with or as if with a wall, something resembling a wall, into a state of intense agitation, annoyance, or frustration, a structure (as of brick or stone) meant to enclose or shut off a space, a side of a room or building, something that acts as a barrier or defense, to provide, cover with, or surround with or as if with a wall, a layer of material that encloses space, something resembling a wall (as in appearance, function, or effect), to separate by or as if by a wall, a structure that serves to hold back pressure (as of water or sliding earth), an extreme or desperate position or a state of defeat, failure, or ruin, to close off an opening with or as if with a wall, a material layer enclosing space, one of the sides of a room or building connecting floor and ceiling or foundation and roof, to roll in a dramatic manner, a masonry fence around a garden, park, or estate, a high thick masonry structure forming a long rampart or an enclosure chiefly for defense, the side of a footpath next to buildings, to roll (one's eyes) in a dramatic manner, highly unusual, immure, a structural layer surrounding a cavity, hollow organ, or mass of material, to close (an opening) with or as if with a wall
walls Sentence Examples
- The ancient city was surrounded by towering walls that protected it from invaders.
- The house had soundproof walls that kept out the noise from the busy street.
- The artist painted intricate murals on the walls of the gallery.
- The mountaineers used ice picks to scale the icy walls of the mountain.
- The museum displayed ancient artifacts encased in glass walls.
- The stock market saw a surge in prices, hitting record highs like walls.
- The thunderstorm brought torrential rain, which beat against the walls of the house.
- The fortress had thick and formidable walls that made it impregnable.
- The rock climbers challenged themselves by tackling the sheer walls of the canyon.
- The walls of the labyrinthine maze seemed to shift and change, disorienting the lost wanderer.
FAQs About the word walls
to provide, separate, or surround with or as if with a wall, something resembling a wall, into a state of intense agitation, annoyance, or frustration, a struct
barriers,fences, barricades, blocks, hedges, chains,obstacles, ramparts, fenders, buffers
entrances, doorways, portals, entries, gates,doors, gaps, entryways,entranceways,breaks
The ancient city was surrounded by towering walls that protected it from invaders.
The house had soundproof walls that kept out the noise from the busy street.
The artist painted intricate murals on the walls of the gallery.
The mountaineers used ice picks to scale the icy walls of the mountain.
