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Meaning of guidons
guidons
one who carries a guidon, one borne by a military unit as a unit marker, a small flag, a small flag (as of a military unit)
guidons Sentence Examples
- The cavalry unit proudly carried their guidons into battle.
- The guidons fluttered in the breeze, signaling the regiment's presence.
- The Guidonbearer rode at the front of the procession, displaying the unit's emblem.
- The Guidon was carefully embroidered with the regiment's motto and history.
- The guidons served as a beacon of unity and inspiration for the soldiers.
- The guidon's vibrant colors and intricate designs represented the regiment's heritage.
- The guidons symbolized the unit's allegiance and loyalty.
- The guidons were raised high during ceremonies and parades, evoking a sense of pride and belonging.
- The Guidon was a sacred symbol, representing the sacrifices and achievements of the regiment.
- The tradition of guidons has been preserved for centuries, connecting generations of soldiers to their shared past.
FAQs About the word guidons
one who carries a guidon, one borne by a military unit as a unit marker, a small flag, a small flag (as of a military unit)
flags, banners, colors, insignias, banderols, insignia,pennons, pennants, pendants, streamers
No antonyms found.
The cavalry unit proudly carried their guidons into battle.
The guidons fluttered in the breeze, signaling the regiment's presence.
The Guidonbearer rode at the front of the procession, displaying the unit's emblem.
The Guidon was carefully embroidered with the regiment's motto and history.
