A rampart is a large, flat surface or wall that serves as a defense in fortifications. It can also refer to an elevated area or embankment, such as those found along rivers or coastlines.
Usage examples
The soldiers built a sturdy rampart to defend the castle from enemy attacks.
The old town was surrounded by a tall stone rampart, giving it a medieval appearance.
The city's ancient ramparts are now popular tourist attractions.
The rampart provided a strong defensive barrier against invading forces.
The fortress was protected by a triple-layered rampart, making it nearly impenetrable.
The archaeologists discovered remnants of a rampart that once enclosed the ancient city.
The enemy troops were unable to breach the rampart and were forced to retreat.
Climbing over the rampart, the adventurers entered the hidden courtyard of the abandoned mansion.
The remains of the ramparts remind us of the city's rich history and past battles.
The invaders attempted to break through the rampart but were met with fierce resistance.
Sentences with «rampart»
Rawabi Marrakech Hotel & Spa) rests in a magnificent setting set in 2 hectares of lovely parkland in the Agdal new touristic zone overlooking the ancient ramparts of the medina in the exotic city of Marrakech. (loveholidays.com)
Entirely surrounded by ancient ramparts, Mdina is a magical place where the modern age seems far away. (myintimcity.com)
In a frantic battle to the checkered flag, Sonic and friends speed around tracks set in medieval castle ramparts, lush rainforests and bustling cities, all taken from the visually rich and varied universes of Sonic and SEGA. (metacritic.com)