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Battlements meaning
plural of battlement
Example sentences (17)
Built in 1385 to defend against a possible French invasion during the Hundred Years’ War, this castle features towering walls, battlements, and a moat that perfectly encapsulates medieval military architecture.
Royal records added the structure had a scalloped, white-metal tile roof, with two porches, wooden battlements and windows made of lantern horn instead of glass.
After an info download, walk the battlements, take in the view and get your collective heads round the fact this inland castle was once on the seafront.
Emily died aged 11 after falling from the castle’s battlements.
Alternatively, the ram could be set ablaze, doused in fire-heated sand, pounded by boulders dropped from battlements or invested by a rapid sally of troops.
Costs Drawing of battlements on a tower Costs for the walls depended on the material used.
Heraldic rooks are usually shown as they looked in medieval chess-sets, with the usual battlements replaced by two outward-curving horns.
It is four storeys high, has battlements and is pinnacled.
Knecht, Renaissance France, 282. Others they drowned in the river or strung up around the battlements while Catherine and the court watched.
Later structures of the Romantic Revival would draw on elements of castle architecture such as battlements for the same purpose.
Often toward the later part of the era they included battlements and arrow loops.
There's good view from the battlements.
These towers were often reinforced and enlarged with battlements.
The towers are fortified with battlements and they have two decorative cords at the top and bottom levels.
The walls are of great strength and are surmounted by machicolated battlements flanked at intervals by 39 massive towers and pierced by several gateways, three of which date from the 14th century.
To attract support, Aegon plans to conquer Storm’s End and raise the banner of House Targaryen above the battlements.
Walkways along the tops of the curtain walls allowed defenders to rain missiles on enemies below, and battlements gave them further protection.