Examples of 'fortified place' in a sentence
Meaning of "fortified place"
fortified place - A location, building, or structure that has been reinforced or protected against attacks or intrusions, often used for military purposes or as a defense strategy
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A stronghold is a fortified place with strong defences.
It was built in an inaccessible and fortified place.
Creating our own fortified place in our minds.
And to military degradation . It therefore condemns him to be deported to a fortified place.
Burh is a fortified place.
The village takes its name from the Latin Arcis, which means a promontory or a fortified place.
Ancient fortified place.
The name Acra derived from the Greek acropolis and signified a lofty fortified place overlooking a town.
Of a fortified place.
The Medieval town grew around a castle or fortified place Thoranum castrum.
It is a fortified place, one of security or survival.
But Osaka Castle is the most fortified place in Japan.
Maguelone, because of its key position, was renamed Port Sarrasin ( Port Saracen ), probably a fortified place.
Lugoj was once a strongly fortified place and of greater relative importance than at present.
The word " Verteuil " was often used in the Middle Ages to designate a fortified place.
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Those sentenced to deportation to a fortified place were sent to the Ducos peninsula.
It is a former motte-and-bailey castle transformed around the 12th century into a fortified place.
The village has long been a fortified place on the road between Laon and Fismes.
The name is from the Old English hēan byrig, meaning ' high fortified place.
Mons will later become a major fortified place on the borders of The Netherlands and France.
The name of this town comes from the Latin " arx " meaning a fortified place.
A castle tended to be solely a fortified place of refuge, usually just a tower surrounded by a wall.
The name derives from the Anglo-Saxon Ceolweald 's burh i.e. the fortified place of Ceolweald 's people.
In 1158 Luzeche was mentioned as a fortified place with market rights.
The name " Chesters " comes from Latin castra, a fortified place.
The name means 'Gegn's fortified place.
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