Noun:

তাম্বুবিহীন ছাউনী,

bivouacked's Usage Examples:

Due to the four mile approach, it seems likely that the survey crew bivouacked on the summit at least for the last two days.

On July 2, 1863, Garnett's Brigade bivouacked on the border of the woods.

destruction of Sohr's detachment, succeeded in recapturing Rocquencourt and bivouacked there.

119 of his 420 men were killed or wounded in the engagement after Eddy bivouacked his unit in directly front of an enemy artillery location.

fourteen miles the first day, and bivouacked in the midst of a rain storm.

Next day reached Rutherford's creek and bivouacked on the north bank.

The 2nd Pennsylvania surprised and attacked the Rangers, who were bivouacked on the farm of Thomas Miskel.

It became famous during the Paraguayan War, while the allied army bivouacked on it for two years.

Brandywine in September 1777, General John Sullivan and his troops were bivouacked at the adjacent Brinton's Ford.

They at first bivouacked on the plaza.

General von Schwerin's cavalry and Oberst von Hagen's infantry brigade bivouacked at Wittstock.

The fort was abandoned after Wayne bivouacked the wounded there and returned to Fort Defiance.

The armies bivouacked the night of August 4/5 near Xigu Fort.

But Ibrahim did not follow and instead bivouacked on the field of Polog.

The commands of various Partisan units also bivouacked in the settlement.

night of 26/27 September at Jisr el Mejamie with the 12th Cavalry Brigade bivouacked 2.

Orlando Poe's brigade, bivouacked here.

exhausted from a day of unexpected fighting, broke off the attack and bivouacked for the night along Bread and Cheese Creek.

The 11th Brigade bivouacked at Marcy, and the 10th at Homblières and Mesnil-Saint-Laurent.

When the men are bivouacked in a tent, he falls under the influence of Captain Square who convinces.

Synonyms:

hutment; cantonment; encampment; lager; boot camp; camp; laager; military quarters;

Antonyms:

inelastic; inanimate; dead; empty; tasteful;