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Meanings of bastion in English
Usage of bastion in English
1
Officials said security forces were now advancing towards another Taliban bastion, Kanigorum.
2
At this point the humanist usually retreats to his strongest bastion: learning.
3
This bastion of youth culture unbelievably celebrates its 30th anniversary this month.
4
This bastion of youth culture unbelievably celebrated its 30th anniversary this month.
5
The English assembled, on the parade, by the bastion of the gateway.
6
That bastion of useful productivity, Jeremy Kyle, has declared war on idleness.
7
The view commanded by its bastion will become famous throughout the world.
8
He leaned against the bastion, and looked over the softly darkening water.
9
The remains of a monstrous bastion were to be seen beyond it.
10
Mallorca, for example, is a bastion of old conservatism and bourgeois values.
11
These had all been struck down or disabled short of the bastion.
12
Rebel supporters blamed Assad's agents for the blast, in an opposition bastion.
13
Take that glass, and look at the outer bastion of Port Ricasoli.
14
As they rounded a bastion near the keep they encountered Lord Darby.
15
Allusion has already been made to the bastion-work known as Fort Sanders.
16
The soldiers, however, did not stop running until they reached the bastion.
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Bastion through the time
Bastion across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common