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Meaning of "was walled"
Was walled is a phrase that typically refers to a past event where a physical barrier or wall was constructed. It implies the act of building a wall for various purposes, such as protection, division, or enclosure. This phrase is commonly used in historical or descriptive contexts
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Your mother was walled up in her tomb.
The original gate on the south side was walled up.
I would say it was walled up at least fifty years ago.
Oxygen in the blood means he was walled in alive.
By a monk who was walled in for a grievous crime.
That must be where he was walled up.
The village was walled and had a defense tower.
She talks about your brother who was walled up.
Your mother was walled up in her tomb while yet alive.
He was exiled and she was walled up alive.
He was walled up in there centuries ago.
The yoga studio was walled in mirrors.
He was walled in somewhere in a cellar.
One chamber was walled up.
The city was walled and built in a natural harbour made of rock.
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He was alive when he was walled in.
A civilian he was walled in somewhere in a cellar.
This room was her final resting place after she was walled in once she died.
Like it was walled up at a certain point.
During the later Roman period the settlement was walled in stone.
He was walled in alive.
Once such a chamber was full it was walled up and a new one was opened.
The town was walled and still has one of the access gateways.
Isabelle Blanchard was walled in alive.
It was walled and gated for the exclusive use of members of the Portuguese nobility.
During the Middle Ages the town was walled but nothing remains of these walls.
He was walled up like Nostradamus.
His treachery was uncovered and he was walled up in the East Tower.
Before she was walled up, she was the home of some insect.
The staircase of the Hotel Dieu was walled in and forgotten.
He said the area was walled off from all sides and there were no toilets.
After the bishop moved, it was walled up.
The entire priory was walled to separate the nuns from the rest of the town.
Located at the intersection of six roads, the city was walled but not fortified.
The Sacred Precinct was walled off and this wall was decorated with serpent heads.
Is this the room where Agnese Bignardi was walled up?
The staircase was walled up… and forgotten.
It was walled in with wood and chain link, but otherwise nothing announced its significance.
In addition, the city was walled and fortified with cannons.
For a period in the 19th century it was walled up.
The settlement was walled to protect the salt, a crucial commodity in antiquity.
Is that when it was walled up?
Before she was walled up, she was the home of some insect not known today.
The window was walled up!
The town was walled after its completion, with two gates being constructed to allow access.
In the 5th century the gate was walled up by the Alamannic occupiers.
In the 13th century the arcade of the triple nave was walled in.
There, the windows of her room was walled up and fitted with additional iron bars.
My grandmother 's house was walled.
The left-hand window was walled up to provide space for the new neoclassical marble monument.
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Normal means being walled on at school every day
Walled gardens produce the same effect
Keeping yourself all walled up at that cabin
