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corner post

 

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Noun corner post has 1 sense
  1. corner post - a square post supporting a structural member at the corner of a building
    --1 is a kind of
    post

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Corner Post

Definition:

A corner post refers to a sturdy vertical support structure, typically made of wood or metal, found at the corner of a building, fence, or other similar structures. It is designed to provide stability and structural integrity to the overall framework.

Senses:

  • Noun: A post placed in the corner of a building or fence.
  • Noun: A post used in the corner of a boxing ring.
  • Verb: To secure or anchor something using corner posts.

Usage:

Sense: Noun - A post placed in the corner of a building or fence:

Example sentence 1: The carpenter installed a sturdy corner post to support the weight of the roof.

Example sentence 2: The rancher reinforced the corners of the fence with corner posts to prevent it from collapsing.

Sense: Noun - A post used in the corner of a boxing ring:

Example sentence 1: The boxer was thrown against the corner post after a powerful punch from his opponent.

Example sentence 2: The referee allowed the boxer a brief moment of rest while he leaned on the corner post.

Sense: Verb - To secure or anchor something using corner posts:

Example sentence 1: We need to corner post the temporary stage to ensure it remains steady during the performance.

Example sentence 2: The builders meticulously corner posted the scaffolding to ensure the safety of the workers.

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