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Definition of redoubt - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
safetyplace of safety or refuge
- Her home was a redoubt from the chaos outside.
2.
fortDated small military fort built for temporary defenseDated
- The soldiers took shelter in the redoubt overnight.
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small military fort built for temporary defense
Expressions with redoubt
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final place where someone or something resists defeat
The old castle was their last redoubt against the invaders.
Origin of redoubt
Latin, re (again) + dubitare (to doubt)
Examples of redoubt in a sentence
In times of distress, the library was her redoubt. They built a redoubt to defend against the advancing troops. The redoubt was well-hidden in the dense forest.
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- French:refuge, ouvrage défensif, ...
- German:Zuflucht, Redoute, ...
- Italian:rifugio, fortino, ...
- Spanish:refugio, reducto, ...
- Portuguese:reduto, fortificação temporária, ...
- Chinese:避风港, 碉堡, ...
- Japanese:避難所, 小要塞, ...
- Arabic:مَلاذ, حَصْن صَغِير, ...
- Hebrew:מִקְלָט, מָעוֹז, ...
- Russian:убежище, редут, ...
- Ukrainian:притулок, редут, ...
- Hindi:शरण, छोटा किला, ...
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