Intrenched is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTRENCHED in dictionary:

VERB (USED WITH OR WITHOUT OBJECT):
• entrench.
VERB:
• INTRENCH, to fix firmly, also ENTRENCH
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to entrench

Words related to INTRENCHED

intrench13 intrenches15 intrenching17

How to use INTRENCHED in a sentence

• The Saxons had their rude fortresses and intrenched earthworks.
• At length they came to the Alma River, where the Russians were intrenched on the left bank.
• These positions are intrenched and are numbered from right to left in each support.
• The able Italian established himself in a strongly intrenched camp, surprised Lagny, and opened to Paris the navigation of the Marne, by which provisions were speedily brought up.
• He intrenched the position strongly, and remained there unmolested, until a week later he received orders to march back to Edinburgh.
• They constituted a hereditary aristocracy intrenched in the temple, which controlled not only the religious but also the civil life of the Jews.
• The racial antipathy felt by the alien whites, along with their cultural repugnance and economic apprehensions, intrenched the negroes permanently in the situation.
• He saw this power already intrenched in the impregnable lines of free institutions.
• This left him but forty thousand troops with whom to assail two hundred thousand strongly intrenched.
• More than once were they able to force a homestead bill through the House of Representatives only to have it blocked in the Senate where Southern interests were intrenched.
• The Mexicans outnumbered the troopers nearly two to one and their most effective force was intrenched.
• The struggle continued until night-fall, by which time the surviving Romans had fought their way to a more open place, where they hastily intrenched.
• The Romans on the Rhine intrenched themselves in all haste.
• Gustavus was strongly intrenched in the vicinity of Nuremberg, with an army of but sixteen thousand men.
• Meantime the Belgians intrenched themselves along the Ypres Canal.
• When the Germans are not heavily intrenched no great losses are incurred in advancing against them by the methods in which the British Army has been instructed.
• To the north a German force which had crossed the Yser and intrenched on the left bank was annihilated by a night attack with the bayonet, executed by the French.
• The French immediately entered and intrenched themselves.
• We now found ourselves about half a mile from the city, but the troops being by this time nearly exhausted, here intrenched themselves for the night under a heavy fire.
• After seizing the fortifications of San Juan Ridge, you, in the darkness of night, strongly intrenched the position your valor had won.
• Singing Arrow stood equally aloof, intrenched in her stoicism, but I think the root motives of the two were different, though the outside index was the same.
• We were intrenched behind a small eminence which hid us from our enemies, with little hope of long escaping their observation.
• On July 1st, McClellan reached the shelter of his gunboats and intrenched himself on the heights of Malvern Hill.
• The king had intrenched himself in the passes of Thermopylae, that he might prevent the Romans from penetrating into Central Greece.
• Then came field maneuvers, attacks in open formation upon intrenched positions, finishing always with terrific bayonet charges.
• Still their intrenched camp of villainy was incomplete.
• Charles to the Falls of Montmorenci, every accessible part being deeply intrenched.
• They themselves have tried to rush out of the edge of a woods across an open space against intrenched Germans and found the shoe on the other foot.
• On the other side of the mountain, old Salim intrenched himself and the boy, Phedo.
• Having grown weary of waiting, they made an American flag of their own, hoisted it, and when the Insurgents from Mindoro came intrenched themselves and defended it.
• Twice the sailor rose and intrenched himself at the opening of the passage, so as to take a look in safety at the outside.
• He had turned the intrenched position at Strasburg.
• But this Baron de Sigognac intrenched himself within a circle of flashing steel as impenetrable as the walls of a granite fortress.
• They had intrenched themselves behind a large mass of rock, whence it would have been difficult to dislodge them without serious loss of life.

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