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UK/["/wɔːl/"]/US/["/wɔːl/"]/

Meaning of Wall

a long, solid structure that rises straight up from the ground, made of stone, brick or concrete, that surrounds, divides or protects an area of land

In simple words: A tall, solid structure that divides spaces or supports a building.

Wall in a sentence

  • He painted a mural on the wall.
  • The wall was covered in ivy.
  • She leaned against the wall to rest.
  • He hit his head on the wall while jumping.

How to use Wall

Used to refer to physical structures in buildings, fences, etc. Not typically used in emotional contexts, but can be in phrases like 'wall up emotions'.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'wall' keeping you 'well' protected.

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Synonyms for Wall

Opposites of Wall

Common mistakes with Wall

  • Confused with 'fence' — a fence is usually outside while a wall is typically inside or part of a structure.
  • Using 'wall' to describe a screen or divider when 'partition' may be more appropriate.

Compare Wall with Barrier, Fence

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Frequently asked questions about Wall

What does Wall mean?

A tall, solid structure that divides spaces or supports a building.

What is the definition of Wall?

a long, solid structure that rises straight up from the ground, made of stone, brick or concrete, that surrounds, divides or protects an area of land

How do you use Wall in a sentence?

He painted a mural on the wall.

Can you give another example of Wall?

The wall was covered in ivy.

What are synonyms for Wall?

Common alternatives include barrier, divider, partition, fence, enclosure.

What is the opposite of Wall?

Opposite meanings include open, gap, space.

What words go with Wall?

It commonly pairs with high, low, long, build, erect, put up, stand, collapse, fall, clock, light, plug, against a/​the wall, behind a/​the wall, on a/​the wall, high, low, long, build, erect, put up, stand, collapse, fall, clock, light, plug, against a/​the wall, behind a/​the wall, on a/​the wall.

What are common mistakes when using Wall?

Confused with 'fence' — a fence is usually outside while a wall is typically inside or part of a structure. Using 'wall' to describe a screen or divider when 'partition' may be more appropriate.

How do you pronounce Wall?

US: /["/wɔːl/"]/, UK: /["/wɔːl/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Wall?

Used to refer to physical structures in buildings, fences, etc. Not typically used in emotional contexts, but can be in phrases like 'wall up emotions'.

What CEFR level is Wall?

"Wall" is at A1 level on the CEFR scale.