mortarless
- adjective
- Specialized
- After the conflict, the city center was declared a mortarless zone to ensure civilian safety.
Examples
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The peace agreement required all sides to keep the border mortarless for the duration of the ceasefire.
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Inspectors confirmed that the base was now completely mortarless and free of heavy artillery.
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The new building is mortarless and uses innovative techniques.
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We prefer mortarless construction for its environmental benefits.
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The peace agreement required all sides to keep the border mortarless for the duration of the ceasefire.
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After the conflict, the city center was declared a mortarless zone to ensure civilian safety.
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Inspectors confirmed that the base was now completely mortarless and free of heavy artillery.
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Etymology
Mortarless comes from mortar, which can also mean a short, heavy gun that fires bombs, plus -less meaning 'without'. So a mortarless zone is an area kept 'without' those weapons to help keep people safe.