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rampartenUK
ram·part R0034200 (răm′pärt′, -pərt)n.1. A fortification consisting of an embankment, often with a parapet built on top.2. A means of protection or defense; a bulwark. See Synonyms at bulwark.tr.v. ram·part·ed, ram·part·ing, ram·parts To fortify or surround with a rampart.
[French rempart, from Old French, from remparer, to fortify : re-, re- + emparer, to fortify, take possession of (from Old Provençal amparar, from Vulgar Latin *ante parāre, to prepare : Latin ante-, ante- + Latin parāre, to prepare; see perə- in Indo-European roots).]rampart (ˈræmpɑːt) n1. (Fortifications) the surrounding embankment of a fort, often including any walls, parapets, walks, etc, that are built on the bank2. anything resembling a rampart in form or function, esp in being a defence or bulwark3. Canadian a steep rock wall in a river gorgevb (Fortifications) (tr) to provide with a rampart; fortify[C16: from Old French, from remparer, from re- + emparer to take possession of, from Old Provençal antparar, from Latin ante before + parāre to prepare]ram•part (ˈræm pɑrt, -pərt)
n. 1. a. a mound of earth, rubble, or similar material raised around a place as a fortification. b. such a fortification together with a stone or earth parapet capping it. 2. anything serving as a bulwark or defense. v.t. 3. to furnish with or as if with a rampart. [1575–85; < Middle French, derivative of remparer=re- re- + emparer to take possession of] rampart- boulevard - From French, literally "rampart" or a "promenade on the site of a rampart."
- bulwark - Comes from German bole, "plank," and werc, "work," and originally meant "rampart made out of planks or tree trunks."
- rampart - From Latin re-, "again," and emparer, "fortify," from the earlier ante-, "before," and parare, "prepare."
- wall - Comes from Latin vallum, "rampart."
rampart
Past participle: ramparted
Gerund: ramparting
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| I rampart | | you rampart | | he/she/it ramparts | | we rampart | | you rampart | | they rampart |
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| I ramparted | | you ramparted | | he/she/it ramparted | | we ramparted | | you ramparted | | they ramparted |
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| I am ramparting | | you are ramparting | | he/she/it is ramparting | | we are ramparting | | you are ramparting | | they are ramparting |
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| I have ramparted | | you have ramparted | | he/she/it has ramparted | | we have ramparted | | you have ramparted | | they have ramparted |
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| I was ramparting | | you were ramparting | | he/she/it was ramparting | | we were ramparting | | you were ramparting | | they were ramparting |
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| I had ramparted | | you had ramparted | | he/she/it had ramparted | | we had ramparted | | you had ramparted | | they had ramparted |
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| I will rampart | | you will rampart | | he/she/it will rampart | | we will rampart | | you will rampart | | they will rampart |
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| I will have ramparted | | you will have ramparted | | he/she/it will have ramparted | | we will have ramparted | | you will have ramparted | | they will have ramparted |
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| I will be ramparting | | you will be ramparting | | he/she/it will be ramparting | | we will be ramparting | | you will be ramparting | | they will be ramparting |
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| I have been ramparting | | you have been ramparting | | he/she/it has been ramparting | | we have been ramparting | | you have been ramparting | | they have been ramparting |
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| I will have been ramparting | | you will have been ramparting | | he/she/it will have been ramparting | | we will have been ramparting | | you will have been ramparting | | they will have been ramparting |
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| I had been ramparting | | you had been ramparting | | he/she/it had been ramparting | | we had been ramparting | | you had been ramparting | | they had been ramparting |
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| I would rampart | | you would rampart | | he/she/it would rampart | | we would rampart | | you would rampart | | they would rampart |
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| I would have ramparted | | you would have ramparted | | he/she/it would have ramparted | | we would have ramparted | | you would have ramparted | | they would have ramparted |
Thesaurus| Noun | 1. |  rampart - an embankment built around a space for defensive purposes; "they stormed the ramparts of the city"; "they blew the trumpet and the walls came tumbling down"bulwark, wallbailey - the outer defensive wall that surrounds the outer courtyard of a castlebattlement, crenelation, crenellation - a rampart built around the top of a castle with regular gaps for firing arrows or gunsearthwork - an earthen rampartembankment - a long artificial mound of stone or earth; built to hold back water or to support a road or as protectionfortification, munition - defensive structure consisting of walls or mounds built around a stronghold to strengthen itfraise - sloping or horizontal rampart of pointed stakesmerlon - a solid section between two crenels in a crenelated battlement |
rampartnoun defence, wall, parapet, fortification, security, guard, fence, fort, barricade, stronghold, bastion, embankment, bulwark, earthwork, breastwork a walk along the ramparts of the old cityTranslationsrampart (ˈrӕmpaːt) noun (often in plural) a mound or wall for defence. The defenders were drawn up on the ramparts. 防禦牆 防御墙
RampartenUK
rampart[′ram‚pärt] (geology) A narrow, wall-like ridge, 3-7 feet (1-2 meters) high, built up by waves along the seaward edge of a reef flat, and consisting of boulders, shingle, gravel, or reef rubble, commonly capped by dune sand. A wall-like ridge of unconsolidated material formed along a beach by the action of strong waves and current. A crescentic or ringlike deposit of pyroclastics around the top of a volcano. RampartAn earthen wall located on the inner side of a ditch surrounding a bastion for purposes of defense.Rampart a high earthen embankment, usually with a ditch in front, which served as a barrier against an attacking enemy, as a defensive position for infantry and artillery, and as a shield against precision fire and observation. Ramparts adapted for artillery armament were called artillery ramparts; those intended only for infantry fire were called rifle ramparts. Ramparts were widely used in the fortification of populated areas and fortresses and in covering borders until World War I. A rampart consisted of a breastwork and a parapet. The breastwork served to cover the combat position. The parapet was built in two levels; the upper level was usually used for the mounting of the guns and was called the artillery parapet, and the lower level was used for the movement of guns and men and was called the communications parapet. rampartAn elevated earthen wall for purposes of defense, located on the inner side of a ditch surrounding a bastioned fort.RAMPART
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rampartenUK
Synonyms for rampartnoun defenceSynonyms- defence
- wall
- parapet
- fortification
- security
- guard
- fence
- fort
- barricade
- stronghold
- bastion
- embankment
- bulwark
- earthwork
- breastwork
Synonyms for rampartnoun an embankment built around a space for defensive purposesSynonymsRelated Words- bailey
- battlement
- crenelation
- crenellation
- earthwork
- embankment
- fortification
- munition
- fraise
- merlon
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