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stronghold
/ ˈٰɒŋˌəʊ /
noun
- a defensible place; fortress
- a major centre or area of predominance
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of stronghold1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of stronghold1
Example Sentences
In other areas, the challenge comes from Reform, who are targeting Tory-held councils like Lincolnshire as well as Labour strongholds.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit — again, no stronghold of liberalism—powerfully illustrated this point in its 2013 decision of St. Joseph Abbey v.
The boarding school is located in his stronghold in the south-west and he sent three of his children there.
Around 85% of the nation's population of 110 million are Roman Catholic, making it the church's stronghold in Asia.
And so Musk upped sticks and headed to Texas, a Republican stronghold and the fastest-growing state in the US.
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