fort

IPA: fˈɔrt

noun

  • A fortified defensive structure stationed with troops.
  • Any permanent army post.
  • (historical) An outlying trading-station, as in British North America.
  • A structure improvised from furniture, bedding, etc., for playing games.
  • A surname.

verb

  • To create a fort, fortifications, a strong point, or a redoubt.
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Examples of "fort" in Sentences

  • Now a wall of the fort is at the left edge of the drive.
  • "_Geschiedene Leute scheiden fort und fort_": divorced people sever forever.
  • Next to this fort is a small settlement of Chinese pirates [ladroes] and fishermen.
  • Olo means _fort_ and Senga a _parrot_, and hence the island was called Olosenga -- the fort or refuge of parrots.
  • The view from the fort is the only place where you can see the three islands located off the coast at the same time.
  • September 8, 10 A.M., the marchers advance through the woods on Johnson's fort, when suddenly they learn that their scout has lied, -- _Johnson himself is still at the fort_.
  • This fort is a larger version of the more common and much smaller fortified compounds known as qala that characterize the rural zones of eastern and southern Afghanistan and the wider region.
  • At the same time, I have heard Germans quote the saying -- "_Geschiedene Leute scheiden fort und fort_," and object strongly to associate with anyone, however innocent, who had been connected with a matrimonial scandal.
  • I went to the Smithsonian in Washington, DC, once and one of the flags that flew over a fort is there with bullit holes and burn marks on it, so in some ways maybe the small stain on my grandmothers flag adds to the ambiance about it?!

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