Pronunciation

/kæstl/

Definitions

Noun

1. A large fortified structure built for defense, often having a keep or multiple towers, typically associated with medieval times: The castle stood tall and proud on the hill.
2. A place considered to be a secure or luxurious retreat: She dreamed of living in a castle by the sea.

Verb

1. To go or come to a castle, especially as a visitor: We visited several castles during our European vacation.
2. To occupy or take control of a position or stronghold: The knights stormed the enemy’s castle and took it by force.

Adjective

1. Characteristic of a castle, especially in appearance or design: The castle-style mansion had a moat and drawbridge.

Phrases

• “Visit a castle” - To go and explore a historic fortress.
• “Live in a fairytale castle” - To have a luxurious and picturesque home.
• “Castle walls” - Metaphorically, a secure or impenetrable place.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The children loved exploring the ancient castle’s winding corridors.”
• Verb: “After a long journey, they finally reached the majestic castle.”
• Adjective: “The castle’s turrets glowed under the moonlight, creating an enchanting scene.”

Synonyms

• Fortress
• Manor
• Keep
• Stronghold
• Palisade
• Chateau
• Tower
• Citadel