Bastion and Hill

Bastion

Bastion noun - A structure or place from which one can resist attack.

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Hill and bastion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hill" instead a noun "Bastion".

Nearby Word: bast

Hill noun - A quantity of things thrown or stacked on one another.

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Bastion and hill are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bastion" instead a noun "Hill".

Nearby Words: hilly, hillside, hilled, Hillary, hilling

good	good bastion	good hill
short	short bastion	short hill
original	original bastion	original hill
small	small bastion	small hill
Other adjectives: real, lone, last, eponymous.

In the first stages of the war, the legend of the Battle of Bunker Hill spread far and wide amongst the American officer corp, leading general officers into trying to reenact the circumstances of maneuvering their forces into a defensive bastion that the British would then politely attack.

Source: Useful Notes / The American Revolution
Soiled City on a Hill: At some point in the past, a general of the Bastion decided Lamia was too sinful to exist, so he had it torn to the ground.

Source: Literature / Doctrine of Labyrinths

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