bascinet (Meaning)
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bascinet (n.)
A light helmet, at first open, but later made with a visor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bascinet
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bascinet Sentence Examples
- The knight donned his bascinet, a visorless helmet, before charging into battle.
- The bascinet's pointed peak provided extra protection against blows from above.
- The hinged visor of the bascinet could be raised for enhanced visibility or lowered for combat.
- The bascinet became a common helmet for infantry during the late Middle Ages.
- The steel bascinet offered excellent protection from arrows and sword thrusts.
- The leather lining of the bascinet absorbed sweat and provided comfort during prolonged use.
- The weight of the bascinet could be a burden for soldiers during extended campaigns.
- The bascinet's visibility was limited, especially when the visor was down.
- Specialized craftsmen known as armorers crafted bascinets by hand, each one tailored to the wearer's head.
- The bascinet evolved over time, leading to the development of the more advanced sallet helmet.
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A light helmet, at first open, but later made with a visor.
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The knight donned his bascinet, a visorless helmet, before charging into battle.
The bascinet's pointed peak provided extra protection against blows from above.
The hinged visor of the bascinet could be raised for enhanced visibility or lowered for combat.
The bascinet became a common helmet for infantry during the late Middle Ages.
