cavalry sword (Meaning)

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cavalry sword (n)

a stout sword with a curved blade and thick back

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The cavalry sword gleamed in the sunlight as the soldier brandished it before charging into battle.
Each cavalry sword was finely crafted and balanced for swift and precise strikes.
The cavalry officer drew his sword with a flourish, signaling the start of the charge.
The cavalry sword's blade was razor-sharp, capable of slicing through enemy defenses with ease.
With a swift motion, the cavalryman swung his sword, fending off the enemy's attacks.
The cavalry sword was an essential weapon for mounted soldiers, allowing them to engage enemies on horseback.
The cavalry sword's hilt was adorned with intricate designs, reflecting the status of its owner.
As the enemy approached, the cavalryman gripped his sword tightly, preparing for the clash.
The cavalry sword's steel rang out as it clashed against the enemy's weapons in the heat of battle.
After the skirmish, the soldier wiped the blood from his cavalry sword before sheathing it once more.

a stout sword with a curved blade and thick back

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The cavalry sword gleamed in the sunlight as the soldier brandished it before charging into battle.

Each cavalry sword was finely crafted and balanced for swift and precise strikes.

The cavalry officer drew his sword with a flourish, signaling the start of the charge.

The cavalry sword's blade was razor-sharp, capable of slicing through enemy defenses with ease.