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strongpoint

[ strawng-point ]

noun

  1. a fortified defensive position; stronghold.


strongpoint

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noun

  1. a location that is by its site and nature easily defended
  2. a spot in a defensive position that is heavily defended
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Ukraine’s General Staff said they had “partial success†around the tactically important Robotyne area in the Zaporizhzhia region, a key Russian strongpoint that Ukraine needs to retake in order to continue pushing south towards Melitopol.

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Robust concrete structures, such as banks or government buildings, may be used as a strongpoint from which to defend.

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With the French Open being rescheduled from its usual May-June slot to late September and early October, cooler and wetter-than-usual weather could play to Halep’s strongpoint: outlasting opponents over long rallies with her fluid movement and improved stamina.

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Rallies and other public events, meanwhile, are not seen as Biden’s strongpoint, so cancelling those may shield him from scrutiny and the risk of making gaffes.

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Forward elements had run into a German strongpoint and mines on the road.

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