Stile (noun)

  1. A set of steps or ladder, typically one of a series, for crossing a fence or wall.
  2. A structure consisting of a vertical post and a horizontal crossbar, used for climbing over a fence or wall.

Origin:

The word "stile" is of middle english origin and it is derived from the old english word "stigel" which means a ladder or a set of steps. it came into use in the 14th century.

Examples:

  1. They climbed over the stile to get into the field.
  2. The stile was difficult to climb over for the elderly person.
  3. The stile provided an easy way to cross the wall.
  4. The stile was the only way to cross the fence and enter the private property.
  5. The stile was a wooden structure with a horizontal bar to step on.
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