armorist (Meaning)

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armorist (n.)

One skilled in coat armor or heraldry.

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The armorist meticulously crafted custom suits of armor for noble knights.
As an armorist, his expertise in forging protective gear was unmatched in the kingdom.
The armorist studied ancient techniques to replicate historical armor with precision.
Medieval kings sought the services of skilled armorists to outfit their armies.
The armorist's workshop was filled with the clang of hammers against metal as he worked on his latest creation.
Legends spoke of a legendary armorist who could fashion armor that was impenetrable by any weapon.
The armorist's reputation spread far and wide, attracting warriors from distant lands seeking his craftsmanship.
In times of war, the armorist was in high demand, tasked with providing armor to defend the realm.
The armorist's artistry extended beyond function, as his designs often incorporated intricate details and engravings.
Stories of the armorist's skill and dedication were passed down through generations, ensuring his legacy endured.

One skilled in coat armor or heraldry.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The armorist meticulously crafted custom suits of armor for noble knights.

As an armorist, his expertise in forging protective gear was unmatched in the kingdom.

The armorist studied ancient techniques to replicate historical armor with precision.

Medieval kings sought the services of skilled armorists to outfit their armies.