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Embarkments

Description:

An embarkment refers to a constructed raised mound or wall that is built to contain or protect a specific area, such as a riverbank, coastline, or railway. Embarkments are typically made from soil, rocks, concrete, or other materials and serve as barriers to prevent erosion, flooding, or unauthorized access.

Sample sentences:

• The city constructed sturdy embarkments along the river to prevent flooding during heavy rains.
• The coastal embarkment was reinforced with large boulders to protect the shoreline from the powerful waves.
• The railway company built an embarkment to stabilize the track and prevent landslides in the hilly region.
• Unauthorized entry to the military base was thwarted by the tall embarkment surrounding the premises.

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