helmage Antonyms
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Meaning of helmage
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helmage (n.)
Guidance; direction.
helmage Sentence Examples
- The helmage concealed the samurai's true identity, adding an air of mystery to his presence.
- The knight's helmage bore intricate engravings depicting his family's crest.
- The pilot's helmage provided him with a panoramic view of his surroundings.
- The firefighter's helmage shielded him from the flames and toxic fumes.
- The mountaineer's helmage was essential for protecting his head from falling rocks and ice.
- The construction worker's helmage prevented serious injury when a heavy beam fell from above.
- The soldier's helmage absorbed the impact of a bullet, saving his life.
- The astronaut's helmage allowed him to breathe and communicate in the vacuum of space.
- The diver's helmage provided a clear view underwater, enabling him to explore the depths of the ocean.
- The helmage of the ancient Greek hoplite was an iconic symbol of military prowess and citizen-soldiery.
FAQs About the word helmage
Guidance; direction.
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The helmage concealed the samurai's true identity, adding an air of mystery to his presence.
The knight's helmage bore intricate engravings depicting his family's crest.
The pilot's helmage provided him with a panoramic view of his surroundings.
The firefighter's helmage shielded him from the flames and toxic fumes.
