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Fortress
Matched in: Term Fortress
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A fortress
Afforciament
Afforciament, a fortress, stronghold, or other fortification, Cowel.
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Fortalice
Fortalice, a fortress or place of strength, which anciently did not pass without a special grant, 11 hen. 7, c. 18.
Citadel
A fortress in or near a fortified city commanding the city and fortifications and intended as a final point of
Presidio
A place of defense a fortress a garrison a fortress a garrison or guardhouse
Impregnable
be stormed or taken by assault incapable of being subdued able to resist attack unconquerable as an impregnable fortress impregnable virtue
Dungeon
Dungeon, such an underground prison as was formerly placed in the strongest part of a fortress; a close prison dark or subterraneous.
Castel, or Castle
Castel, or Castle [fr. Castellum, dim. of castrum, Lat.], a fortress in a town; a principal mansion of a nobleman, Co. Litt. 31.
Blockade
disposition of troops or armed vessels, so as to cut off all external communication with an enemy's port fortress, city, etc. The term is now generally applied to the blockade of a port by armed vessels. By
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Fortress - Law Dictionary Search Results
Fortress
Matched in: Term Fortress
Propugnacle
A fortress
Afforciament
Afforciament, a fortress, stronghold, or other fortification, Cowel.
Keep your definitions linked to case research
Fortalice
Fortalice, a fortress or place of strength, which anciently did not pass without a special grant, 11 hen. 7, c. 18.
Citadel
A fortress in or near a fortified city commanding the city and fortifications and intended as a final point of
Presidio
A place of defense a fortress a garrison a fortress a garrison or guardhouse
Impregnable
be stormed or taken by assault incapable of being subdued able to resist attack unconquerable as an impregnable fortress impregnable virtue
Dungeon
Dungeon, such an underground prison as was formerly placed in the strongest part of a fortress; a close prison dark or subterraneous.
Castel, or Castle
Castel, or Castle [fr. Castellum, dim. of castrum, Lat.], a fortress in a town; a principal mansion of a nobleman, Co. Litt. 31.
Blockade
disposition of troops or armed vessels, so as to cut off all external communication with an enemy's port fortress, city, etc. The term is now generally applied to the blockade of a port by armed vessels. By
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