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Meanings of palisade in English
Synonyms
Examples for "wall"
Examples for "wall"
1
Meanwhile a great wall of sea advanced from the centre of turmoil.
2
We've seen wall to wall coverage of the government during the crisis.
3
But a humanitarian crisis, of course, won't be solved by a wall.
4
I glanced behind me, and of course the great wall was gone.
5
Surgery in similar cases leads to large abdominal wall defects needing reconstruction.
1
Mr Aitchison said he hoped the fence would come down within weeks.
2
At first just scaling the long government fence that surrounds our home.
3
A man on the far side of the second fence came forward.
4
Schulz strode across the ditch by the road; Christophe leaped the fence.
5
Your father wanted a hand, he said they were for fence posts.
1
Army surround complex: Security forces and the Algerian army surround the hostage-takers.
2
Six ships surround us, all heading on different routes for different things.
3
Perhaps the most compelling questions of all, however, surround the attackers themselves.
4
Doubts surround the future of some shearing sport competitions in New Zealand.
5
Bank equities remain under pressure, however, with particular tensions surrounding Italian banks.
1
Why did you decide to create jewellery from the fence in particular?
2
That's the worst of the wire fence in the modern cow business.
3
Old Nanny was a receiver and fence in a large way once.
4
Then fence in your Dorothy with a formal offer of your love.
5
He decided that he would not as yet fence in his land.
Usage of palisade in English
1
Their attic perch afforded a clear field of fire over the palisade.
2
They shoot between the logs of the palisade down the narrow lane.
3
From behind the palisade came the hum of male and female voices.
4
Hanging over the top of the palisade were rich stuffs and tapestries.
5
The two turned back together and started at speed for the palisade.
6
Then a great roar shook the ground from beyond the palisade wall.
7
A wooden palisade round the dwelling supplied the place of cloister walls.
8
The first structure built had been a simple timber tower and palisade.
9
Through the gates of the palisade now came, pellmell, the crowd without.
10
Beyond the town were some suburbs, outside the palisade that inclosed it.
11
Arrived at the palisade, the savages conducted Cartier and his followers within.
12
Again I caught sight of him attempting to climb up the palisade.
13
Here the savages formed a permanent settlement and lived within a palisade.
14
Then he and his comrades crouched, close against the palisade and listened.
15
While his back was turned, must Trenck climb the palisade and wall.
16
The first one swung over the top of the now undefended palisade.
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Palisade through the time
Palisade across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common