abatised
adjUK /ˈæb.əˌtɪst/ · US /ˈæb.əˌtid/
Etymology From abatis + -ed.
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Provided with an abatis.
- Their defenses at Boston Neck had been built up and greatly strengthened, and on Bunker's Hill they had built an elaborate fortress, with a thick parapet, well ditched, fraised, and abatised, of which Washington said "Twenty thousand men could not have carried it against one thousand had that work been well defended."2011, Christopher Ward, The War of the Revolution, Skyhorse, →ISBN, page 109: