noun
- watchtowers or elevated observation posts, especially those used for surveillance or defense
Usage: military; architecture
Examples
- The border guards stationed themselves in the miradors along the fence.
- Ancient miradors dotted the coastline to watch for approaching ships.
- The prison’s miradors provided guards with a clear view of the yard.
- Military miradors were built on strategic hilltops throughout the region.
- The fortress featured several miradors at its corners for maximum visibility.
- Tourists could climb the restored miradors for panoramic views of the valley.