janiculum

/dʒænɪˈkjuːləm/

Definitions

1. noun

A hill in ancient Rome, where the Romans built a temple to Jupiter; also, a projecting part of a fortification or a military position commanding a strategic view.

“The army established a strong presence on the Janiculum, securing a vital strategic advantage.”

Synonyms

  • fortification
  • hill

Antonyms

  • valley
  • weakpoint