affrayment (Meaning)
Webster
affrayment (n.)
Affray.
Synonyms & Antonyms of affrayment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
affrayment Sentence Examples
- The historical accounts recounted numerous affrayments that marked the turbulent period of civil unrest.
- Local authorities struggled to manage the frequent affrayments that erupted between rival factions in the medieval city.
- The village council implemented measures to prevent affrayments during religious celebrations.
- Noble families often resorted to duels, resulting in affrayments that disrupted the tranquility of the kingdom.
- Citizens were urged to avoid engaging in affrayments and to seek peaceful resolutions to disputes.
- The chronic affrayments between rival guilds hindered economic progress in the thriving market town.
- The monarch imposed strict laws to deter affrayments, aiming to maintain order in the kingdom.
- Tales of legendary heroes often included accounts of their prowess in quelling affrayments and restoring peace.
- The ancient code of conduct emphasized resolving conflicts through dialogue to prevent unnecessary affrayments.
- Despite efforts to curb violence, affrayments remained a common occurrence in the lawless frontier towns.
FAQs About the word affrayment
Affray.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The historical accounts recounted numerous affrayments that marked the turbulent period of civil unrest.
Local authorities struggled to manage the frequent affrayments that erupted between rival factions in the medieval city.
The village council implemented measures to prevent affrayments during religious celebrations.
Noble families often resorted to duels, resulting in affrayments that disrupted the tranquility of the kingdom.
