Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
garrison-town
noun
/ˈɡærɪsən taʊn/
Definition
A garrison-town is a town or city where a military garrison is stationed, typically serving as a base for troops.
Examples
- The historical garrison-town hosted soldiers during the war, contributing to its local economy.
- Many garrison-towns are strategically located near borders or areas of potential conflict.
- Life in a garrison-town often revolves around military activities and events.
Meaning
The term ‘garrison-town’ refers to a place that supports a military presence, providing housing and facilities for soldiers and officers.
Synonyms
- military base
- fortress
- troop station
