destrie Antonyms
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Meaning of destrie
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destrie (v. t.)
To destroy.
destrie Sentence Examples
- The knight rode into battle atop his powerful destrier.
- The destrier was trained to remain calm amidst the chaos of the battlefield.
- A well-armored rider atop a fierce destrier struck fear into the hearts of their enemies.
- The destrier's thunderous hooves echoed across the field as it charged forward.
- Knights often formed strong bonds with their destriers, relying on them for both protection and companionship.
- The destrier was adorned with ornate armor, showcasing its noble lineage.
- A skilled equestrian could control their destrier with subtle commands, guiding it through the chaos of combat.
- The destrier's strength and agility made it a formidable opponent on the battlefield.
- The destrier's loyalty to its rider was unwavering, even in the face of danger.
- A knight's destrier was not only a tool of warfare but also a symbol of their status and honor.
FAQs About the word destrie
To destroy.
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The knight rode into battle atop his powerful destrier.
The destrier was trained to remain calm amidst the chaos of the battlefield.
A well-armored rider atop a fierce destrier struck fear into the hearts of their enemies.
The destrier's thunderous hooves echoed across the field as it charged forward.
