revet

/rɪˈvɛt/
verb
  1. To face or cover a wall, embankment, or other structure with a layer of stone, concrete, or other material to strengthen or protect it.
    • The ancient fortress was revetted with granite to withstand enemy attacks.
    • The engineers decided to revet the riverbank with large stones to prevent erosion.
    • Workers are using concrete blocks to revet the sides of the canal.
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