damosel Antonyms
Meaning of damosel
Wordnet
damosel (n)
a young unmarried woman
Webster
damosel (n.)
Alt. of Damoiselle
damosel Sentence Examples
- In the medieval tales, the knight gallantly rescued the damosel from the dragon's lair.
- The damosel's plea for help echoed through the ancient castle's halls.
- Clad in a gown of silk and satin, the damosel awaited her knight in shining armor.
- The damosel's beauty was legendary, captivating all who beheld her radiant presence.
- With tears in her eyes, the damosel begged the brave knight to save her village from the marauding bandits.
- The damosel's delicate features spoke of grace and nobility.
- In the legends of old, the damosel often symbolized purity and innocence.
- The damosel's heart raced as she awaited her fate at the hands of the evil sorcerer.
- Despite the dangers that lurked in the enchanted forest, the damosel remained resolute in her quest.
- The damosel's laughter danced like music in the air, bringing joy to all who heard it.
FAQs About the word damosel
a young unmarried womanAlt. of Damoiselle
maiden,girl, maid,ingénue, virgin,demoiselle, chit, señoritas, bird, sister
No antonyms found.
In the medieval tales, the knight gallantly rescued the damosel from the dragon's lair.
The damosel's plea for help echoed through the ancient castle's halls.
Clad in a gown of silk and satin, the damosel awaited her knight in shining armor.
The damosel's beauty was legendary, captivating all who beheld her radiant presence.
