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1. (n.) stronghold
a well-fortified place; fortress.
2. stronghold
a place that serves as the center of a faction or of any group sharing certain opinions or attitudes.
Etymology: (1375–1425)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) stronghold, fastness
a strongly fortified defensive structure
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1. (noun) stronghold
a fastness; a fort or fortress; fortfield place; a place of security
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Sense: a fort, fortress or castle etc.
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 Afrikaans: fort, kasteel |
 Arabic: قَلْعَه، حِصْن |
 Bulgarian: укрепление |
 Brazilian: fortaleza |
 Czech: pevnost |
 German: die Feste |
 Danish: bastion |
 Greek: οχυρό, προπύργιο |
 Spanish: fortaleza |
 Estonian: kindlus |
 Farsi: دژ |
 Finnish: linnake |
 French: forteresse |
 Hebrew: “מִבצָר” |
 Hindi: किला, गढ़ |
 Croatian: tvrđava, utvrda |
 Hungarian: erőd(ítmény) |
 Indonesian: kubu |
 Icelandic: vígi, virki |
 Italian: fortezza |
 Japanese: 要塞 |
 Korean: 선채, 요새 |
 Lithuanian: tvirtovė |
 Latvian: cietoksnis |
 Malay: kubu |
 Dutch: sterkte |
 Norwegian: festning, borg, slott |
 Polish: forteca |
 Persian: دژ |
 Pashto: کلا، کوټ ، چوڼی |
 Portuguese: fortaleza |
 Romanian: fortăreaţă |
 Russian: крепость; твердыня; цитад |
 Slovak: pevnosť |
 Slovenian: utrdba |
 Serbian: tvrđava |
 Swedish: fäste, borg |
 Thai: ป้อมปราการ |
 Turkish: kale |
 Taiwanese: 堡壘 |
 Ukrainian: твердиня, фортеця |
 Urdu: قلعہ |
 Vietnamese: pháo đài, thành trì |
 Chinese: 堡垒 |
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