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Meaning of rampart
A rampart is a defensive barrier or wall, especially one surrounding a castle or town.
Etymology of rampart
The word "rampart" originated from the Old French "rampart" or "rempar", which is derived from "remparer", meaning "to fortify or wall"
Historically, the term referred to a defensive wall or barrier, often surrounding a fortified structure or settlement
Synonyms
Definitions
- A long, narrow elevation of earth or stone, especially one built for defensive purposes
- * A wall or bulwark, especially one surrounding a castle or town
Usage Examples
- The city's ancient ramparts still stand today, a testament to its rich history
- * The army built a rampart around the camp to protect themselves from enemy fire