chain mail (Meaning)

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chain mail (n)

(Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings

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Knights of old wore chain mail as a protective garment in battle.
The blacksmith carefully crafted each link of the chain mail to ensure its strength.
Chain mail offered excellent defense against slashing and piercing attacks.
Soldiers relied on chain mail to deflect blows from swords and spears.
Chain mail was worn beneath plate armor to provide additional protection.
The weight of the chain mail could be cumbersome, but it was a necessary safeguard on the battlefield.
Craftsmen often decorated chain mail with intricate designs to personalize it for the wearer.
Chain mail was a staple of medieval warfare, worn by warriors of all ranks.
The sound of clinking chain mail filled the air as the soldiers marched into battle.
Despite advances in armor technology, chain mail remained in use for centuries due to its effectiveness and versatility.

(Middle Ages) flexible armor made of interlinked metal rings

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Knights of old wore chain mail as a protective garment in battle.

The blacksmith carefully crafted each link of the chain mail to ensure its strength.

Chain mail offered excellent defense against slashing and piercing attacks.

Soldiers relied on chain mail to deflect blows from swords and spears.