Use of the word citadel in a sentence example

citadel

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On the north-west rose the royal citadel. [adjective]

Citadels were built to protect the city from external aggression. [verb]

Long before David coveted Zion there was a citadel there. [Please select]

He built a citadel called the Acra to dominate the town and placed in it a strong garrison of Greeks. [Please select]

Only the citadel held out; there was no time to lose. [Please select]

But the citadel of scientific criticism has yet one more stronghold. [Please select]

The town of Inverness was occupied at once, and the citadel surrendered in a few days. [Please select]

"To the citadel," he said; a direction which implied an official military connection. [Please select]

"I will not go to the citadel to-night," he said to the porters. [Please select]

We are now approaching the fortress, or the citadel as it is oftener called. [Please select]

Then his blood will be sprinkled on the ground and the citadel will be built securely. [Please select]

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