bastionary
/bæˈstiːnəri/ or /bæˈstɪnri/Definitions
1. noun
A place or institution that is seen as a stronghold or defense against something, especially a threat or an attack.
“The city’s bastionary against poverty has been a beacon of hope for the community.”
2. noun
A style or approach that is seen as a defense or a stronghold against something, especially a perceived threat or attack.
“The bastionary of traditional values is reflected in the new policy’s emphasis on family and community.”