1. An opening in a wall or parapet, through which cannon are pointed and discharged; the inward slanting enlargement of a door or window.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• embrase,
• embraser,
• embrasse,
• wmbrasure,
• smbrasure,
• dmbrasure,
• rmbrasure,
• 4mbrasure,
• 3mbrasure,
• enbrasure,
• ekbrasure,
• ejbrasure,
• emvrasure,
• embrazure,
• embrasurs,
• embrassure,
• embresure,
• embasage,
• impreasure,
• impresure

• embrangle,
• embree,
• embarrassed,
• embrace,
• embrey,
• empress,
• embarrass.

The adjective form of the word "embrasure" is "embrasured".

The plural of the "embrasure" can be the "embrasures".

The singular of the "embrasure" can be the "embrasure".