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Embattle (Verb)

Prepare for battle or conflict.

Verbs of sewing, baking, painting, performing.

The squad began to embattle themselves, mentally preparing for the intense competition they would face in the finals.
As the protest grew larger, the opposing groups began to embattle one another, leading to violent clashes.
The military command center buzzed with activity as they worked tirelessly to embattle their troops for the impending invasion.
Historical reenactors spent days preparing to embattle one another in a mock battle, showcasing the tactics and skills used during the Civil War.
With tensions escalating between the two rival nations, both sides began to embattle their military forces, bracing for a potential war.

Fortify by furnishing with battlements for defense; "an embattled castle".

Verbs of buying, selling, owning.

Medieval architects were tasked with designing the king's new castle, which they embattled with large stone walls to protect against invaders.
Their strategy was to embattle the entire perimeter of the kingdom to prevent enemy forces from entering undetected.
The newly constructed fort stood as a symbol of strength, its walls tall and imposing as it was heavily embattled against future threats.
By the 12th century, the old castle had been restored and embattled to withstand the constant assaults of rival warlords.
The embattled walls that surrounded the town served as a testament to its rich history and arduous battles for survival throughout the centuries.