balister (Meaning)
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balister (n.)
A crossbow.
Synonyms & Antonyms of balister
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balister Sentence Examples
- The castle's stone walls were adorned with narrow balisters, providing archers with a secure vantage point.
- The medieval knight, clad in armor, leaned against a balister, scanning the horizon for approaching foes.
- The balister's powerful crossbow bolts pierced through the wooden shields of the enemy soldiers.
- The archer carefully loaded a bolt into the balister's mechanism, preparing to launch it with deadly accuracy.
- The balister's thunderous roar echoed through the battlefield, sending shockwaves through both sides.
- The enemy commander ordered his crossbowmen to advance, hoping to outnumber the balisters.
- The two armies clashed in a bloody melee, arrows and crossbow bolts flying through the air from balisters.
- The skilled crossbowman aimed his balister at the enemy general, hoping to strike a decisive blow.
- As the siege progressed, the balisters proved to be essential in repelling attacks from the invading forces.
- With the battle won, the victorious soldiers celebrated their victory by parading their balisters through the streets.
FAQs About the word balister
A crossbow.
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No antonyms found.
The castle's stone walls were adorned with narrow balisters, providing archers with a secure vantage point.
The medieval knight, clad in armor, leaned against a balister, scanning the horizon for approaching foes.
The balister's powerful crossbow bolts pierced through the wooden shields of the enemy soldiers.
The archer carefully loaded a bolt into the balister's mechanism, preparing to launch it with deadly accuracy.
