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Term: Abatised

Description:

Abatised is the past tense form of the verb "abatis," which refers to the act of constructing or embedding an abatis. An abatis typically consists of a defensive barrier made of felled trees, branches, and other obstacles. When an area is abatised, it means that an abatis has been constructed to hinder or prevent access to that particular area.

Sample Sentences:

As a verb:

1. During the battle, the soldiers abatised the perimeter to create a formidable defense.
2. The army quickly abatised the road to impede the enemy's advance.
3. After their escape, the fugitives abatised the entrance of the cave to stay hidden.

As an adjective:

1. The abatised area was virtually impenetrable, discouraging any attempts at entry.
2. The abatised barrier effectively blocked the path, making it nearly impossible to pass through.
3. We found ourselves surrounded by an abatised forest, forcing us to take a longer route.

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