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What is the Meaning of “Wall”?

Wall
/wɔːl/

A solid vertical structure that forms the side of a building or room.

Definition of Wall

Quick Meaning of Wall

A solid vertical structure that forms the side of a building or room.

Detailed Definition of Wall

A vertical structure made of stone, brick, or other materials that encloses or separates spaces.

How to Pronounce Wall

How to Use Wall in a Sentence

Each example shows “wall” with a CEFR level so learners can pick examples that match their fluency.

  • “They built a brick wall around the garden.”
    A2 daily
  • “The city wall protected the town for centuries.”
    A2 written
  • “She painted a mural on the wall.”
    A2 daily

Synonyms and Antonyms of Wall

Common Synonyms for Wall

Smart Synonyms for Wall — When to Use Each

barrier
for something blocking movement or access
partition
for dividing one area from another

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Common Collocations with Wall

These phrases pair with “wall” in everyday English:

  • brick wall
  • city wall
  • stone wall
  • paint wall
  • wall color

Common Mistakes When Using Wall

Even fluent speakers slip up with “wall”. Here’s how to avoid the most common errors:

✗ Wrong: He sat against the wall.
✓ Correct: He sat by the wall.
Why: Use 'by' or 'next to' for position near wall; 'against' suggests pressure.
✗ Wrong: The wall of the building was collapsed.
✓ Correct: The building's wall collapsed.
Why: Use possessive 'building's' or 'wall of building' not 'the wall was collapsed'.

Other Forms of Wall

Frequently Asked Questions About Wall

What is the meaning of "Wall"?

A solid vertical structure that forms the side of a building or room.

How do you pronounce "Wall"?

The IPA is /wɔːl/.

What part of speech is "Wall"?

"Wall" is a noun at A1 level (Common European Framework).

What are synonyms for "Wall"?

Common synonyms include barrier, partition, fence.

How do you use "Wall" in a sentence?

For example: "They built a brick wall around the garden."

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