MOATS
A deep wide ditch that is usually
filled with water and goes around the walls of a palace
ü The castle store walls,moats
, iron gates and drawbridges were designed to word off maraunding and hostile
armies.
MARAUD (verb)
(ransack)
To roam about or raid in search of
plunder
ü Just for kicks , bored teenagers marauded
neighbourhood houses while they are away.
ü I’ve marauded the while house
for that bracelet that you lend me and it’s nowhere to be found.
PLUNDER (noun)
To steal things from a place / stolen
things
ü Those thieves divided the plunder
among themselves.
ü All evidence suggested that the plunder
of the tomb had happened long ago.
HOSTILE
(noun)
Unpleasant / harsh / relating to enemy
ü The company’s president vows to fight
the hostile
takeover by the great coorperation
ü Our master has a hostile attitude towards
unknown and he tend to be fierce with those people he don’t really recognize.
DUNGEON
(noun)
A dark underground prison in a castle
ü The slave was dumped into the
dungeon regardless disobeying the command given.
ü
A
poor little boy started to cry , watching his mother being abused in the dungeon .
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