Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
armitage
noun
ˈɑːrmɪtɪdʒ

Definition
Armitage is a noun that refers to a specific kind of armoured structure or fortified place, often associated with military or defensive usage.

Examples
- The ancient castle served as an armitage during the medieval war.
- Soldiers took refuge in the armitage, sheltered from enemy fire.

Meaning
Typically used in historical or architectural contexts, ‘armitage’ relates to a stronghold designed for protection and defense.

Synonyms
- fortress
- stronghold
- bastion