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Watchtower

usgb/ˈwɑːtʃtaʊər/Volume
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Historical UsePlay
Originally used for spotting danger, especially in medieval times around castles. SlideThe knights would signal the watchtower upon approaching their castle.
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Modern InterpretationPlay
Now sometimes symbolizes vigilance or the act of protecting something. SlideThe neighborhood watchtower represents our community's commitment to safety.
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Can be a metaphor for a person who keeps watch or oversees an area. SlideThe teacher was a watchtower, ensuring the students stayed on task.