stronghold
ગઢ
definition
noun
World War I saw the evolution of a new fortification setup combining field strongholds with fortresses.
a place that has been fortified so as to protect it against attack.
translation of 'stronghold'
કિલ્લો ગઢ દુર્ગ
example
a Labour 'stronghold'
Government troops recently violated a ceasefire, attacking a rebel 'stronghold' in the north.
a Republican 'stronghold'
They were able to build a fortified town and a 'stronghold' they called a vault in case of an assault.
The middle and upper end of the market continues to be a 'stronghold' of independent agencies such as Strutt & Parker and its peers.
California has the undeserved reputation of being a liberal 'stronghold' , a land of progressive new ideas.
It has been deployed to fill in for American combat troops required for the attack on the rebel 'stronghold' .
If Brocade is to protect its 'stronghold' there, it too needs to offer an end-to-end solution.
Ganesh and Rohit hope to capitalise on their 'stronghold' of creativity and use of actual sounds.
No, there'll be no libelling their 'stronghold' as the ‘land of rain’, true as it may be.
The contemporary music scene was the 'stronghold' of disco and stadium rock, the two bland ends of a narrow spectrum.
In fact, the Foreign Ministry has been a 'stronghold' of fascist continuity.
World War I saw the evolution of a new fortification setup combining field 'strongholds' with fortresses.
They take in the Thornton & Allerton, and Clayton & Fairweather Green wards, both Tory 'strongholds' in local elections.
The system of defense positions is built on a combination of 'strongholds' , ambushes, fire pockets, and armor group positions.
However, the party failed to progress beyond its regional 'strongholds' even after it had reshaped itself into the Canadian Alliance.
The charter references to ‘fortress-work’ imply fortified 'strongholds' rather than dykes.
By invoking prohibitions in this way the nation seeks to establish universally acknowledged 'strongholds' .
Both countries are Labour 'strongholds' and the party would have expected to dominate under first-past-the-post electoral systems.
We are taking the fight into the 'strongholds' of the enemy, and we are dealing the enemy blow after blow, damaging it daily.
Moreover, trade union 'strongholds' in the public sector are further threatened by ongoing privatisation.
We will discover Nature's secret 'strongholds' .
The face smiled wickedly, waved, and vanished in a swirl of proud bastions and fortified 'strongholds' .
He tried without success to attack the Frankish 'strongholds' while the Crusader army was pinned down in Egypt.
It is why the pro-choice side is losing ground now outside its 'strongholds' on the coasts.
Successive English 'strongholds' have fallen to outsiders.
But Republicans also lost ground in some traditional 'strongholds' .
They appeared to drive the enemy from the capital within days and then mounted attacks on rebel 'strongholds' elsewhere.
Traditional 'strongholds' in western regions have also experienced big rises.
For reformers all along the rhetorical spectrum, red-light districts were the 'strongholds' of organized vice.
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