Barricades
Guards and barricades are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Guards" instead a noun "Barricades".
Guards
Both words in one sentence
- There's so much gold that Mabelrose barricades doors and buries guards with it while being pursued.
- When she escapes and gets the bag back, she barricades doors and buries entire rooms in gold to confound the guards pursuing her.
Source: Arbitrarily Large Bank Account
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