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Meaning of bladesmith
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bladesmith (n.)
A sword cutler.
bladesmith Sentence Examples
- The bladesmith meticulously forged each sword, imbuing them with unparalleled strength and sharpness.
- As a bladesmith, he honed his craft over years of dedicated practice, mastering the art of metalworking.
- Visitors to the medieval fair marveled at the skill of the bladesmith as he demonstrated his techniques.
- The ancient tradition of bladesmithing was passed down through generations, preserving the craftsmanship of the past.
- In his workshop, the bladesmith carefully heated the metal before shaping it into a formidable blade.
- Apprentices gathered around the seasoned bladesmith, eager to learn the secrets of the trade.
- The bladesmith's creations were renowned far and wide for their quality and durability.
- With each strike of the hammer, the bladesmith infused the blade with his expertise and passion.
- The bladesmith's workshop was filled with the rhythmic clang of metal on metal as he worked tirelessly on his latest project.
- Legends spoke of a master bladesmith whose swords were said to possess mystical properties, sought after by warriors and adventurers alike.
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A sword cutler.
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The bladesmith meticulously forged each sword, imbuing them with unparalleled strength and sharpness.
As a bladesmith, he honed his craft over years of dedicated practice, mastering the art of metalworking.
Visitors to the medieval fair marveled at the skill of the bladesmith as he demonstrated his techniques.
The ancient tradition of bladesmithing was passed down through generations, preserving the craftsmanship of the past.
