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Meanings of erect (erected) in English
To place in vertical or quasi-vertical position, stable by the sole combined effect of gravity and support(s) reaction.
Usage of erected in English
1
Spark erected the tower late last year near the… Read more Audio
2
In 1869, another memorial was erected in the principal street of Helpstone.
3
The East India Company was erected by the great Colbert in 1664.
4
The king had her mausoleum erected in the middle of the garden.
5
Then they buried the urn and erected a tomb over the grave.
6
A statue was erected in his honour in the exchange at Stockholm.
7
A monument to his memory was erected in the church in 1896.
8
The great statue of Hercules was erected in the Capitol, and dedicated.
9
The first church in the town proper was not erected till 1791.
10
On this foundation, Euripides erected a complex structure of debate and philosophy.
11
Pictures showed military tents being erected outside the facility on Tuesday night.
12
Palaces arose upon the hills, and shops were erected in the valleys.
13
The four posters have been erected on 75 billboards across the State.
14
A flagstaff was erected on the crest, in view of the Bay.
15
Police have erected barricades along Whitehall to prevent protests outside Downing Street.
16
However-themurder-machineerected in accordance with the earlier plan was still there-
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