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Synonym for fort [noun]

The synonym fort synonymous definition words:
means "fortification"
trench, bulwark, palisade, dike, stockade, defence
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Further results for the word "fort"

blockhouse [noun]

means "fortification"
stockade, fort, fortress, outpost

bulwark [noun]

means "fortification"
trench, defense, palisade, dike, stockade, fort

camp [noun]

means "armed forces"
compound, post, barracks, fort, installation, encampment

castle [noun]

means "building"
fortress, fortification, citadel, fort, stronghold

citadel [noun]

means "fortress"
fortification, castle, fort, stronghold

defence [noun]

means "fortification"
trench, bulwark, palisade, dike, stockade, fort

fortress [noun]

means "castle"
fortification, citadel, fort, stronghold

installation [noun]

means "military base"
base, bunker, fort, fortification

outpost [noun]

means "military compound"
compound, post, barracks, fort, installation, encampment

palisade [noun]

means "fortification"
trench, bulwark, defense, dike, stockade, fort

trench [noun]

means "fortification"
defense, bulwark, palisade, dike, stockade, fort

forte [noun]

means "potential"
endowment, aptitude, ability, competence, genius, aptness, strength

forth [object]

means "forward"
out, away

forthcoming [adjective]

means "approaching"
next, at hand, coming, near, expected, imminent, impending

forthright [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, frank, free, open, open-hearted, outspoken

forthwith [object]

means "immediately"
at once, instantly, now, right away

fortification [noun]

means "bulwark"
garrison, castle, trench, bastion, citadel

fortification [noun]

means "arming"
defending, fortifying

fortify [verb]

means "strengthen"
invigorate, brace, hearten, sustain, empower, encourage, reinforce

fortify [verb]

means "prepare for attack"
entrench, barricade, buttress, arm


fortuitous [adjective]

means "lucky"
fortunate, happy

fortuitous [adjective]

means "accidental"
haphazard, casual, chance, incidental

fortuity [noun]

means "accident"
contingency, incident, exigency, luck, predicament

fortunate [adjective]

means "happy"
advantageous, favoured, lucky, propitious, prosperous, successful

fortune [noun]

means "treasure"
bomb, capital, bundle, gold, mint, packet

fortune [noun]

means "possessions"
inheritance, estate, wealth

fortune [noun]

means "luck"
fate, lot, windfall, fluke, portion

fortune-teller [noun]

means "medium"
clairvoyant, seer

accident [noun]

means "incident"
fortune, happening, crash, pileup, wreck, bad luck

afoot [adjective]

means "stirring"
cooking, in progress, happening, forthcoming

along [object]

means "direction"
ahead, forward, on, forth, onward

animate [verb]

means "encourage"
cheer, hearten, inspire, inspirit, wake up, fortify

approaching [adjective]

means "near"
next, at hand, coming, forthcoming, expected, imminent

arming [noun]

means "fortification"
defending, fortifying

back up [verb]

means "strengthen"
consolidate, brace, buttress, fortify, stiffen, prop

bad luck [noun]

means "incident"
fortune, happening, crash, pile-up, wreck, accident

bald [adjective]

means "property"
simple, forthright, unadorned, modest, naked, stark

barricade [verb]

means "block"
blockade, bar, obstruct, shut in, fortify

blunt [adjective]

means "candid"
straightforward, frank, direct, forthright

brace [verb]

means "strengthen"
consolidate, back up, buttress, fortify, stiffen, prop

build up [verb]

means "make stronger"
fortify, reinforce, intensify, brace, restore, strengthen

calming [adjective]

means "encouraging"
promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, hopeful

candid [adjective]

means "frank"
sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, straightforward, open


candour [noun]

means "fairness"
honesty, probity, uprightness, impartiality, forthrightness

cast [noun]

means "creed"
fortune, prediction, lot, conjecture, forecast, prophesy

casual [adjective]

means "chance"
accidental, unplanned, spontaneous, fortuitous, adventitious, unexpected

chance [noun]

means "fate"
destiny, fortune, bad luck, luck, accident, outcome

chance [adjective]

means "accidental"
incidental, fortuitous, unplanned, random, lucky, casual

confirm [verb]

means "strengthen"
fortify, reinforce, assure, support, establish, invigorate

constancy [noun]

means "tenacity"
fortitude

contingency [noun]

means "accident"
fortuity, incident, exigency, luck, predicament

contingent [adjective]

means "accidental"
chance, unforeseen, unexpected, fortuitous, uncertain, unpredictable

cooking [adjective]

means "stirring"
afoot, in progress, happening, forthcoming

courage [noun]

means "nerve"
guts, spirit, endurance, mettle, firmness, fortitude

defend [verb]

means "activity"
protect, fortify, resist, bulwark, garrison, avert

defending [adjective]

means "arming"
fortification, fortifying

destined [adjective]

means "fated"
near, predetermined, predestined, forthcoming, impending, foreordained

destiny [noun]

means "future"
fortune

doom [noun]

means "fate"
destiny, kismet, portion, fortune, lot

endurance [noun]

means "perseverance"
stamina, fortitude, courage, forbearance

faculty [noun]

means "ability"
gift, strength, aptitude, forte, capability, capacity

fate [noun]

means "event"
destiny, chance, circumstance, end, doom, fortune

favorable [adjective]

means "auspicious"
advantageous, benign, predisposed, bright, dexter, fortunate

favorably [adjective]

means "auspiciously"
fortunately, opportunely, expediently, conveniently

favourable [adjective]

means "auspicious"
advantageous, benign, predisposed, bright, fortunate, propitious

forbearance [noun]

means "patience"
temperance, fortitude, restraint

frank [adjective]

means "behaviour"
candid, bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted

frankness [noun]

means "openness"
freedom, forthrightness, ingenuousness, spontaneity

freedom [noun]

means "openness"
frankness, forthrightness, ingenuousness, spontaneity

garrison [noun]

means "fort"
fortification, post, stronghold

gift [noun]

means "ability"
talent, capability, faculty, forte, genius, power

gird [verb]

means "brace"
fortify, prepare, ready, steel, strengthen, support

grit [noun]

means "courage"
pluck, spirit, daring, fortitude, resolution

hap [noun]

means "chance"
accident, possibility, uncertainty, venture, fortuity, hazard

happy [adjective]

means "characteristic"
fortunate, advantageous, favoured, lucky, propitious, prosperous

harden [verb]

means "toughen"
discipline, fortify

hazard [noun]

means "chance"
accident, possibility, uncertainty, venture, fortuity, hap

heart [noun]

means "character trait"
fortitude, mettle

hopeful [adjective]

means "encouraging"
promising, uplifting, fortifying, favourable, reassuring, calming

immediately [object]

means "at once"
instantaneously, instantly, directly, contiguously, forthwith, presently

in a minute [adjective]

means "presently"
shortly, before long, not at the moment, anon, forthwith, immediately

in progress [adjective]

means "stirring"
cooking, afoot, happening, forthcoming

incidental [adjective]

means "accidental"
chance, fortuitous, unplanned, random, lucky, casual

ingenuousness [noun]

means "openness"
frankness, forthrightness, freedom, spontaneity

inheritance [noun]

means "possessions"
fortune, estate, wealth

innocent [adjective]

means "upright"
forthright, legitimate, honest

instantly [object]

means "immediately"
at once, now, forthwith, right away

karma [noun]

means "destiny"
chance, circumstance, end, doom, fortune, fate

knack [noun]

means "skill"
talent, adroitness, flair, aptitude, forte, gift

lot [noun]

means "fate"
fortune, destiny, circumstance, kismet

luck [noun]

means "probability"
chance, fortune, accident, advantage, break

lucky [adjective]

means "property"
accidental, incidental, fortuitous, unplanned, random, chance

man [verb]

means "action"
defend, fortify

medium [noun]

means "person"
fortune-teller, clairvoyant, seer

near [adjective]

means "arrival"
approaching, next, at hand, coming, forthcoming, expected

nerve [verb]

means "action"
fortify, brace, innervate, invigorate, steel, strengthen

nerve [noun]

means "state"
fortitude, intrepidity

now [object]

means "time"
immediately, at once, instantly, forthwith, right away

on [object]

means "movement"
forward, ahead, onward, advancing, along, forth

open-hearted [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, forthright, free, open, frank, outspoken

opportune [adjective]

means "convenient"
auspicious, fortuitous, felicitous, lucky, seasonable, timely

opportunity [noun]

means "luck"
fitness, fortuity, fortune, hap, possibility, probability

outspoken [adjective]

means "candid"
bold, forthright, free, open, open-hearted, frank

parapet [noun]

means "wall"
railing, rampart, fortification, barrier, elevation, fence

pileup [noun]

means "incident"
fortune, happening, crash, accident, wreck, bad luck

possible [adjective]

means "contingent"
fortuitous, adventitious, indeterminate

predestination [noun]

means "destiny"
fate, fortune, decree, kismet, providence, lot

providential [adjective]

means "auspicious"
lucky, favourable, advantageous, fortunate, opportune, timely

quickly [adjective]

means "immediately"
instantly, instantaneously, directly, forthwith, promptly, soon

reinforce [verb]

means "make stronger"
fortify, strengthen, intensify, brace, restore, build up

resolution [noun]

means "perseverance"
spunk, tenacity, determination, firmness, resolve, fortitude

specialty [noun]

means "field of study"
field, concentration, forte, genius

spontaneity [noun]

means "openness"
frankness, forthrightness, ingenuousness, freedom

spunk [noun]

means "perseverance"
resolution, tenacity, determination, firmness, resolve, fortitude

steadfastness [noun]

means "tenacity"
fortitude

straightforward [adjective]

means "frank"
sincere, above-board, forthright, blunt, candid, open

strengthen [verb]

means "make stronger"
fortify, reinforce, intensify, brace, restore, build up

successful [adjective]

means "prosperous"
flourishing, fortunate, auspicious, fortuitous, thriving

supplement [verb]

means "augment"
enhance, enrich, fortify, increase, add to, complement

tenacity [noun]

means "perseverance"
spunk, resolution, determination, firmness, resolve, fortitude

thicken [verb]

means "reinforce"
intensify, harden, buttress, fortify, strengthen, brace

toughen [verb]

means "harden"
discipline, fortify

treasure [noun]

means "riches"
fortune, gold, jewels, wealth, funds, hoard

truss [verb]

means "support"
strengthen, brace, fortify, improve, hold, bear

unfeigned [adjective]

means "genuine"
candid, sincere, open, direct, guileless, forthright

unforeseen [adjective]

means "chance"
accidental, unplanned, spontaneous, fortuitous, adventitious, unexpected

unplanned [adjective]

means "chance"
accidental, casual, spontaneous, fortuitous, adventitious, unexpected

valour [noun]

means "guts"
courage, bravery, nerve, heart, gallantry, fortitude

wad [noun]

means "bankroll"
fortune, wealth

wake up [verb]

means "encourage"
cheer, hearten, inspire, inspirit, animate, fortify

wealth [noun]

means "possession"
riches, fortune, treasure, affluence, cash, assets

well [adjective]

means "state"
successful, fortunate, well-off, happy

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