Hold and Redoubt

Hold

Hold noun - A structure or place from which one can resist attack.
Usage example: the ruins of an ancient Roman hold

Redoubt and hold are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Redoubt" instead a noun "Hold".

Nearby Words: holding, holder, holdback

Redoubt

Redoubt noun - A structure or place from which one can resist attack.
Usage example: a massive stone redoubt at the entrance of the bay guarded the city

Hold and redoubt are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hold" instead a noun "Redoubt".

Nearby Word: redoubtable

Both words in one sentence

  • With massive British food aid and a large British military garisson, the redoubt managed to hold out for a year before the British went on to drive the French completely out of the Iberian peninsula with the help of Spanish and Portuguese partisans.
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