chequy Antonyms
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Meaning of chequy
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chequy (n.)
Same as Checky.
chequy Sentence Examples
- The knight's shield bore a chequy pattern of azure and argent, representing his noble lineage.
- The royal banner displayed a chequy design symbolizing unity and strength among the kingdom's diverse regions.
- The tapestry depicted a chequy field, evoking the ancient traditions of heraldic art.
- The heraldic emblem featured a chequy background, signifying the family's proud heritage.
- In medieval tournaments, knights adorned their armor with chequy motifs to showcase their prowess on the battlefield.
- The castle's banners fluttered in the wind, their chequy patterns catching the eye of passersby.
- The coat of arms showcased a chequy shield, passed down through generations as a symbol of honor and lineage.
- The manuscript depicted a chequy border, adding a touch of elegance to its illuminated pages.
- The ceremonial robes of the king were embellished with intricate chequy embroidery, reflecting the kingdom's rich cultural tapestry.
- The chequy pattern featured prominently in the design of the palace's grand hall, a testament to the craftsmanship of the kingdom's artisans.
FAQs About the word chequy
Same as Checky.
No synonyms found.
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The knight's shield bore a chequy pattern of azure and argent, representing his noble lineage.
The royal banner displayed a chequy design symbolizing unity and strength among the kingdom's diverse regions.
The tapestry depicted a chequy field, evoking the ancient traditions of heraldic art.
The heraldic emblem featured a chequy background, signifying the family's proud heritage.
