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Fort (Noun)

A fortified military post where troops are stationed.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The soldiers were stationed at the fort on the outskirts of the city to protect it from enemy invasion.
A large fort was built on the hill to serve as a strategic military outpost.
The fort was heavily guarded and surrounded by a moat to prevent enemy troops from breaching its defenses.
During the war, the fort played a crucial role in defending the country against foreign invasion.
The commander of the fort ordered his troops to prepare for battle as enemy forces approached the perimeter.

A fortified defensive structure.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The ancient fort stood at the top of the hill, offering a strategic view of the surrounding landscape.
A series of forts were built along the border to protect the kingdom from invading armies.
The fort's thick stone walls had withstood numerous sieges throughout its history.
The small fort was constructed hastily, using whatever materials the soldiers could find in the nearby village.
As the enemy approached, the defenders retreated to the safety of the fort, preparing for a long and brutal battle.