knaveship Antonyms
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Meaning of knaveship
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knaveship (n.)
A small due, in meal, established by usage, which is paid to the under miller.
knaveship Sentence Examples
- His assertion of being a premier swordsman was his knaveship's boldest claim yet.
- Serving as the knaveship's second-in-command wasn't exactly what he had envisioned for himself.
- With the knaveship lying in ruins, the queen turned to her closest council of advisors.
- The knaveship had a reputation for being a haven for rogues and scoundrels.
- The knaveship's coffers were overflowing with gold and jewels, making it a tempting target for marauders.
- The knaveship's elite guard was renowned throughout the land for its skill and loyalty.
- The knaveship's history was full of intrigue, betrayal, and bloody conflict.
- The knaveship's existence was a constant thorn in the side of the local authorities.
- The knaveship's leader, a cunning and ruthless man, had managed to evade capture for years.
- The knaveship's downfall was brought about by a combination of internal strife and external pressure.
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A small due, in meal, established by usage, which is paid to the under miller.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
His assertion of being a premier swordsman was his knaveship's boldest claim yet.
Serving as the knaveship's second-in-command wasn't exactly what he had envisioned for himself.
With the knaveship lying in ruins, the queen turned to her closest council of advisors.
The knaveship had a reputation for being a haven for rogues and scoundrels.
