ligement Antonyms
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Meaning of ligement
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ligement (n.)
See Ledgment.
ligement Sentence Examples
- The knight pledged to serve his liege with utmost loyalty and diligence.
- The towering castle stood as a testament to the king's puissance and his lieges' unwavering support.
- The vassal owed his liege knightly service and a portion of his harvest.
- The lord's liegemen were obligated to fight in his defense and protect his interests.
- The rebels refused to acknowledge the claims of their liege and rose up in open rebellion.
- The king's loyal lieges rallied to his side, bolstering his army and securing his rule.
- The sorcerer cast a spell of ligeance upon the prince, binding him to her will.
- The peasants knelt in reverence before their liege lord, offering their humble offerings.
- The pledge of ligeance was a solemn and binding agreement, symbolizing the mutual respect between lord and vassal.
- The young squire yearned to prove his worth as a loyal and valiant liege to his master.
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See Ledgment.
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The knight pledged to serve his liege with utmost loyalty and diligence.
The towering castle stood as a testament to the king's puissance and his lieges' unwavering support.
The vassal owed his liege knightly service and a portion of his harvest.
The lord's liegemen were obligated to fight in his defense and protect his interests.
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