The fort
Example: The fort protected the town from enemy attacks long ago.
Definition
"The fort" refers to a strong, fortified building or strategic military structure designed to protect a place or people from enemy attacks. It often includes walls, ramparts, and other defenses to withstand sieges and provide a secure base during conflicts.
Etymology
The term "the fort" originates from the Latin word 'fortis,' meaning strong or brave. It entered English through Old French 'fort,' denoting a fortified place. Did you know? Forts have been crucial throughout history for defense and control of territories.
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"The fort" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - History - (A2) - set 1", containing 210 commonly used words.
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