esquires Synonyms
esquires Meaning
esquires
a landed proprietor, a member of the English gentry ranking below a knight, a candidate for knighthood serving as shield bearer and attendant to a knight, one who wants to become a knight and who works as a servant to a knight, a member of the English gentry ranking immediately below a knight
esquires Sentence Examples
- My esteemed esquires, I present to you a challenge worthy of your mettle.
- Gather your esquires, for we ride at dawn.
- The lord and his esquires approached the castle gates with a commanding presence.
- Knights errant often traveled with trusty esquires to assist them in their adventures.
- The esquires polished their master's armor diligently, preparing for the tournament.
- Their hearts filled with anticipation, the esquires escorted the ladies to the feast.
- With unwavering loyalty, the esquires stood by their masters' sides in battle.
- The esquires of the realm gathered at the grand court to pay homage to the king.
- The young esquires eagerly studied the art of chivalry and courtly etiquette.
- The esquires' responsibilities extended beyond combat, including managing their masters' finances and maintaining their households.
FAQs About the word esquires
a landed proprietor, a member of the English gentry ranking below a knight, a candidate for knighthood serving as shield bearer and attendant to a knight, one w
marquises, seigneurs, viscounts, barons, dukes,princes, baronets, hidalgos, margraves, marquis
cotters,peasants, plebeians, peons, commoners, churls, boors, fellaheen, proletarians, peones
My esteemed esquires, I present to you a challenge worthy of your mettle.
Gather your esquires, for we ride at dawn.
The lord and his esquires approached the castle gates with a commanding presence.
Knights errant often traveled with trusty esquires to assist them in their adventures.
