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Word of the Day – Bulwark

By February 26, 2021Word of the Day

Bulwark (noun)

bul-work

A defensive wall./A person or thing that acts as a defence.

Late Middle English from Middle Low German and Middle Dutch bolwerk; related to bole and work.

Example sentences

“The principle bulwark was the first of several defensive lines.”

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