brickwall
/ˈbrɪkwɔːl/Definitions
1. noun
A barrier or obstacle that is difficult to overcome or break through.
“Her lack of confidence was like a brickwall that prevented her from pursuing her dreams.”
2. noun
A security measure, typically a system of firewalls or other network protections, used to prevent unauthorized access to a computer system or network.
“The company implemented a brickwall to protect its servers from cyber attacks.”
3. noun
A brick-faced wall, typically of a building.
“The brickwall surrounding the garden was worn and needed repair.”