Overcoming High-Walled Barriers

High-walled refers to a wall or barrier that is tall and imposing, often used to describe physical structures such as walls or fences. It can also be used figuratively to describe emotional or psychological barriers that are difficult to overcome.

For example, "The high-walled fortress was impenetrable to invaders." or "She felt trapped by the high-walled prison of her own fears and doubts."

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