Embattled [adjective]
Definition of Embattled:
at war
Opposite/Antonyms of Embattled:
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Sentence/Example of Embattled:
It consists of a nave of four bays, a south aisle, chancel, and massive western embattled tower.
Coity church, dating from the 14th century, is a fine cruciform building with central embattled tower in Early Decorated style.
The banner of Laon represented two embattled towers, between which rose a naked sword.
"I'll get you yet," he said, pointing a finger at the embattled Stover.
The church, dedicated to St. Andrew, is old and interesting, with an ivy-covered embattled western tower.
The top had been embattled; and the boys laughed, and said the house looked exactly like a little dissenting chapel at home.
The summit is closed with an embattled parapet, having a pediment at each end, and one in the centre.
Jakey sounded "cease firing" to his embattled lines, and called in his attacking forces.
The dull yellow tufa with which it is faced and the embattled cornice and buttresses give it a decidedly eastern appearance.
Speak as the citizens of the embattled united democracies of the entire world must speak at this hour.