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crenellations

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crenellations [ˌkrenɪˈleɪʃənz] NPLalmenas fpl


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Crenellations (merlons) on the perimeter of the roof were repaired or rebuilt.
Students then can make crenellations in their keeps by cutting notches along the top of the walls and towers.
In the outskirts of Moscow and St Petersburg, private villas are most likely built or refurbished in brick, adorned with crenellations and a watchtower-cum-veranda, with high fencing in wrought iron surrounding each small plot of land.
 
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