chain armor (Meaning)

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chain armor (n)

(Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings

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The knight donned his chain armor before heading into battle.
Crafted from interlocking metal rings, chain armor provided protection without hindering movement.
The blacksmith meticulously forged each link of the chain armor to ensure its strength and durability.
Warriors in medieval times relied on chain armor to defend themselves against sword strikes and arrows.
The shimmering silver chain armor gleamed in the sunlight as the knight rode into the fray.
Despite its weight, the knight moved with agility, thanks to the flexibility of his chain armor.
Chain armor was a staple of medieval warfare, worn by knights and foot soldiers alike.
The sharp clang of metal echoed through the courtyard as the combatants clashed, their chain armor absorbing blows.
Over time, advancements in metallurgy led to the development of stronger and lighter chain armor.
The sight of enemy soldiers clad in gleaming chain armor struck fear into the hearts of their adversaries.

(Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The knight donned his chain armor before heading into battle.

Crafted from interlocking metal rings, chain armor provided protection without hindering movement.

The blacksmith meticulously forged each link of the chain armor to ensure its strength and durability.

Warriors in medieval times relied on chain armor to defend themselves against sword strikes and arrows.