Definitions
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- noun Common misspelling of
sieges .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Civil War, when Southern soldiers were able to live off of them during seiges from the North.
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Rebuilding the military, and drawing back from drawn-out seiges and occupations are obviously top orders.
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One, during one of the seiges, it was as if the dragon queen's army just appeared out of nowhere.
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There were elves, magic, a classic Warhammer monster species and all the things to be expected in a Warhammer novel - battles, seiges, death and honour, blood-soaked victories won against impossible odds.
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There were elves, magic, a classic Warhammer monster species and all the things to be expected in a Warhammer novel - battles, seiges, death and honour, blood-soaked victories won against impossible odds.
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One, during one of the seiges, it was as if the dragon queen's army just appeared out of nowhere.
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But if the hard-liners feel threatened by Washington, say experts, they may encourage a Shiite insurgency in Iraq -- and a lot more embassy seiges.
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The ancient capital of the Byzantine Empire and, afterwards, the Ottoman Empire, Constantinople (after 1930 known as Istanbul) has a long history of conquests and seiges.
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As long as Israel put seiges, roadblocks, invading towns and villages and controlling palestinian lives with military means under such a regime, the responsibility over the palestinians is under Israeli hands.
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In doing this he ought to have the assistance of all necessary apparatus, maps, globes, plans of towns and seiges, military engines, and so forth.
North Carolina Schools and Academies 1790-1840 A Documentary History
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