laagered Definition
- 1to form a defensive circle of vehicles or wagons
- 2to camp in a circle for defense
Using laagered: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "laagered" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The soldiers laagered their vehicles to protect themselves from the enemy.
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The caravan laagered for the night to avoid any danger from wild animals.
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The settlers laagered their wagons to defend against the Native American attacks.
laagered Synonyms and Antonyms
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Summary: laagered in Brief
'Laagered' [lah-gerd] is a verb that means to form a defensive circle of vehicles or wagons, or to camp in a circle for defense. It is often used to describe military or pioneer tactics, such as 'The soldiers laagered their vehicles to protect themselves from the enemy.' 'Laagered' is synonymous with 'encamp' and 'fortify,' and informally known as 'circle the wagons.'
