1. Plural of blindage; protective coverings or screens, especially temporary structures used in military fortifications or construction to shield against observation or attack.
Usage: military/fortification term; often used in historical or technical contexts

Examples

• The soldiers constructed blindages along the trench to protect themselves from enemy fire.
• Medieval fortifications often included blindages to conceal defensive positions.
• The engineers installed blindages to shield the construction site from public view.
• Temporary blindages were erected to provide cover during the siege.
• The fortress's blindages were reinforced with earth and timber.