Pronunciation: /krɪˌnɛˈleɪʃənz/
noun a series of indentations or loopholes in a wall or other fortification for shooting through or for decoration
A1 The castle had crenellations along the top of the walls.
A2 The crenellations provided a defensive advantage to the fortress.
B1 The architect included crenellations in the design to give the building a medieval look.
B2 The soldiers hid behind the crenellations, ready to defend the castle.
C1 The restoration project aimed to preserve the historic crenellations of the tower.
C2 The intricate crenellations were a testament to the skilled craftsmanship of the builders.
formal The medieval castle was adorned with intricate crennellations along the outer walls.
informal The old fort had cool crennellations on the top that we could hide behind during our game of hide and seek.
slang Check out the crennellations on that building, they look pretty badass.
figurative The crennellations of her mind were filled with thoughts of adventure and excitement.
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