watchtower

Converse of object

• build: You can climb the famous belfry, a watchtower built in the early 15th century.
• fortify: The only building visible for hundreds of meters is the fortified watchtower guarding the western side of the settlement.
• have: The site has watchtower which you can climb to get a good view of the surrounding area.
• crumble: It twists and turns along mountains, past crumbling watchtowers and through villages and farms, alive with activity.
• use: As long as 6,000 years ago Chaldean Priests used watchtowers to make maps of the sky.
• know: Between the milecastles two watchtowers known as turrets were built every 1/3 Roman mile.

Adjective modifier

• ancient: This is the ancient watchtower situated above Paro Dzong.
• old: An old watchtower is still in existence at the southern end of the beach, a throwback to days gone by.
• Genoese: Perhaps the most obvious is the chain of Genoese watchtowers and impregnable fortified cities dotted along the coastline.
• 17th: The Caprese adventure begins on Piazza Umberto I, under the watchful gaze of a 17th century watchtower, with a refreshing drink.
• high: We then trek along the Wall, renovated to its original grandeur, and climb to the highest watchtower in this section.

Noun used with modifier

• century: St Oswald's chapel with its 12th century watchtower.
• army: These arrests were in connection with the violent attacks upon the army watchtowers in the South Armagh area in December.
• security: County Down Grand Orange Lodge at its Meeting on Saturday condemned the removal of two security watchtowers in South Armagh.
• fourteen: With fourteen watchtowers, steep steps and a high point at 700 meters, this section provides a tough trek with incredible panoramic views.