Synonyms for "entrenchment" (76 found)

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Closest matches (16)

abriapproach trenchaqueductbunkercanalcanalizationchannelcommunication trenchconfirmationcounterminecoupurecrimpcutdeep-rootednessdeep-seatednessdike

Strong matches (22)

ditchdouble sapdugoutembedmentencroachmententranceestablishmentfire trenchfixationfixednessfixityfixtureflying sapfortified tunnelfossefoxholegallerygoffergutterha ha

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ha-haimpingement

Related words (38)

implantationimpositionincursioninfiltrationinfixioninfluxinfringementinjectioninroadinsinuationinterferenceinterjectioninterlopinginterpositioninterposureinterruptioninterventionintrusioninvasioninveteracy

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irruptionkennelminemoatobtrusionparallelpleatsapslit trenchstabilizationsunk fencetrenchtrespasstrespassingtroughtunnelunlawful entry

Noun(1 words)

intrenchment

Related word relations

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5 relation types

More general

2 entries

fortificationmunition

derived

1 entries

nonentrenchment

derived from

1 entries

entrench

is a

1 entries

fortification

related to

3 entries

entrenchfortificationtrench

Translations

9 translations across 6 languages.

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French

1 entries

• retranchement noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

German

3 entries

• Schanzanlage noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)
• Schanze noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)
• Verschanzung noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

Italian

1 entries

• trincieramento noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

Maltese

1 entries

• trunċiera noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

Portuguese

2 entries

• entrincheiramento noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)
• tranqueira noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

Spanish

1 entries

• atrincheramiento noun (2. A fortification constructed of trenches)

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