embattlement
- noun
- /ɪmˈbætəlmənt/
- Specialized
- The general ordered the embattlement of troops along the ridge.
Examples
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The general reviewed the embattlement to ensure every unit was in its proper place.
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The embattlement of forces was crucial for the defense strategy.
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The embattlement of the army was completed before the enemy arrived at the field.
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Careful embattlement can give troops a significant advantage in combat situations.
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The general reviewed the embattlement to ensure every unit was in its proper place.
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Careful embattlement can give troops a significant advantage in combat situations.
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The embattlement of the army was completed before the enemy arrived at the field.
Synonyms
Placing people or equipment where they will be used for work
A group of soldiers who move in a set pattern to fight
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Embattlement comes from em- ('in' or 'make') and battle ('fight'), and to 'embattle' is to place troops for combat. So embattlement can mean the careful arrangement of soldiers and forces before a battle.