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Meaning of bardship
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bardship (n.)
The state of being a bard.
bardship Sentence Examples
- The bard's bardship brought solace to the troubled souls of the land.
- The king bestowed a title upon the minstrel, recognizing his exceptional bardship.
- The halls of the palace echoed with the melodies woven by the bardship of the royal court.
- The maiden's heart fluttered as she listened to the enchanting bardship of the wandering troubadour.
- The bardship of the ancient sage inspired generations with its wisdom and foresight.
- The village bard's bardship chronicled the joys and sorrows of the community.
- The warrior's bardship celebrated the valor and sacrifice of his fallen comrades.
- The bardship of the traveling monk spread tales of faith and hope throughout the countryside.
- The queen's own bardship showcased her exquisite voice and poetic prowess.
- The bardship of the renowned composer transported listeners to realms of beauty and enchantment.
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The state of being a bard.
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The bard's bardship brought solace to the troubled souls of the land.
The king bestowed a title upon the minstrel, recognizing his exceptional bardship.
The halls of the palace echoed with the melodies woven by the bardship of the royal court.
The maiden's heart fluttered as she listened to the enchanting bardship of the wandering troubadour.
