Associations to the word «Entrenchment»
Noun
- Redoubt
- Fortification
- Batterie
- Lucian
- Ditch
- Sahib
- Flank
- Predicate
- Confederate
- Nana
- Boer
- Digging
- Assault
- Prussian
- Trench
- Dyke
- Earthwork
- Siege
- Bayonet
- Mcclellan
- Karst
- Encampment
- Ganges
- Swede
- Rampart
- Nawab
- Bombardment
- Reinforcement
- Wheeler
- Infantry
- Artillery
- Gaza
- Cavalry
- Compass
- Dug
- Retreat
- Bunker
- Malta
- Troop
- Battery
- Picket
- Enemy
- Garrison
- Goodman
- Defender
- Gallantry
- Reno
- Brigade
- Fort
- Parapet
- Shovel
- Dig
- Disbelief
- Potomac
- Bale
- Romans
- Insurgent
- Gunpowder
- Rear
- Mortar
- Defence
- Rebel
- Breakthrough
- Barbarian
- Cannon
- Spaniard
- Crest
- Throwing
- Erosion
- Advance
- Casualty
- Harbour
Adjective
Wiktionary
ENTRENCHMENT, noun. The process of entrenching or something which entrenches
ENTRENCHMENT, noun. A fortification constructed of trenches
Dictionary definition
ENTRENCHMENT, noun. An entrenched fortification; a position protected by trenches.
Wise words
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genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
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