desport Antonyms
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Meaning of desport
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desport (v. t. & i.)
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desport Sentence Examples
- In medieval times, the nobility often engaged in falconry as a favored desport.
- The king hosted grand tournaments as a form of desport for his courtiers.
- Music and dance were cherished forms of desport in the royal court.
- The troubadours entertained the nobles with their songs and poetry, providing delightful desport.
- Hunting was not merely a necessity but also a beloved desport among the aristocracy.
- Jousting was a popular desport that showcased the bravery and skill of knights.
- The elaborate masquerade balls were a highlight of the social season, offering elegant desport for the elite.
- Chess was considered both a game of strategy and a refined desport for intellectuals.
- The courtiers reveled in the desport of storytelling, regaling each other with tales of adventure and romance.
- Archery contests provided a competitive yet enjoyable desport for both peasants and nobles alike.
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In medieval times, the nobility often engaged in falconry as a favored desport.
The king hosted grand tournaments as a form of desport for his courtiers.
Music and dance were cherished forms of desport in the royal court.
The troubadours entertained the nobles with their songs and poetry, providing delightful desport.
