cantonment
noun
Pronunciation: /kænˈtoʊnmənt/
Definition
A temporary or permanent military quarters or camp, often established for troops stationed in a specific region.
Examples
The army established a new cantonment to house the infantry during the rainy season.
Local merchants often set up markets just outside the gates of the military cantonment.
After the treaty was signed, the troops were ordered to return to their designated cantonment.
Synonyms of cantonment
Words with a similar meaning to cantonment:
Browse the full Anaversity dictionary