Casement

/kˈe‍ɪsmənt/

/kˈeɪsmənt/

Casement

a window that has hinges often on one side and opens like a door

Examples

1. And after all of his appeals were exhausted, Sir Roger casement was hanged in London in August, 1916.

2. But for collaborating with Germany during World War I, Sir Roger casement was arrested and charged with treason.

3. Casement himself went from Germany to Ireland by sub and landed in an inflatable raft.

4. But that doesn't always go as planned, particularly when you have a client like Sir Roger casement.