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Meaning of forespurrer
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forespurrer (n.)
One who rides before; a harbinger.
forespurrer Sentence Examples
- The forespurrer led the charge, brandishing his sword and shouting a war cry.
- The general appointed his most skilled swordsman as his forespurrer.
- The forespurrer galloped ahead of the army, scouting for enemy positions.
- The battle's outcome rested upon the forespurrer's ability to rally and motivate his troops.
- The forespurrer's bold advance shattered the enemy's morale and turned the tide of the conflict.
- The forespurrer's horse stumbled and fell, but he quickly remounted and continued his assault.
- Historians have praised the forespurrer's bravery and leadership in the face of overwhelming odds.
- The forespurrer's sword was a gift from the king, forged in the finest steel.
- The legend of the forespurrer has been passed down through generations, inspiring warriors and commanders alike.
- The forespurrer's actions have earned him a place among the greatest heroes in the annals of warfare.
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One who rides before; a harbinger.
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The forespurrer led the charge, brandishing his sword and shouting a war cry.
The general appointed his most skilled swordsman as his forespurrer.
The forespurrer galloped ahead of the army, scouting for enemy positions.
The battle's outcome rested upon the forespurrer's ability to rally and motivate his troops.
