noun

wall

wall

He painted the wall blue.

He painted the wall blue.

The castle has high stone walls.

The castle has high stone walls.

She hit a wall in her research.

She hit a wall in her research.

((a/the wall)) an upright structure of stone, brick, etc. There is a big clock on the wall.

Synonyms: barrier, partition, screen

From Old English 'weall', from Latin 'vallum' meaning 'rampart'.

Think of a solid brick wall. The short, hard sound of the word 'wall' mimics its solid nature.

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