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Meaning of chivalric
Wordnet
chivalric (s)
characteristic of the time of chivalry and knighthood in the Middle Ages
Webster
chivalric (a.)
Relating to chivalry; knightly; chivalrous.
chivalric Sentence Examples
- The chivachie of the marketplace was a symphony of voices and activity, bustling with vendors and shoppers.
- As the sun set, the chivachie of the city streets grew quieter, with only the occasional passerby.
- In the midst of the chivachie, he found solace in the rhythm of the bustling crowd around him.
- The chivachie of the carnival filled the air with excitement and laughter.
- Despite the chaos of the chivachie, she managed to navigate through the crowded streets with ease.
- The chivachie of the schoolyard was a cacophony of children playing and shouting.
- Even amidst the chivachie of the party, he couldn't shake off the feeling of loneliness.
- The chivachie of the construction site echoed through the neighborhood, signaling progress.
- She found inspiration in the chivachie of the busy café, capturing the energy in her artwork.
- The chivachie of the train station was overwhelming to the unaccustomed traveler, but he soon adapted to the hustle and bustle.
FAQs About the word chivalric
characteristic of the time of chivalry and knighthood in the Middle AgesRelating to chivalry; knightly; chivalrous.
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The chivachie of the marketplace was a symphony of voices and activity, bustling with vendors and shoppers.
As the sun set, the chivachie of the city streets grew quieter, with only the occasional passerby.
In the midst of the chivachie, he found solace in the rhythm of the bustling crowd around him.
The chivachie of the carnival filled the air with excitement and laughter.
