crossbow (Meaning)
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crossbow (n)
a bow fixed transversely on a wooden stock grooved to direct the arrow (quarrel)
Synonyms & Antonyms of crossbow
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crossbow Sentence Examples
- The medieval knight aimed his crossbow at the enemy fortress, ready to unleash a volley of bolts.
- The hunter silently stalked his prey, his crossbow poised and ready to strike.
- In ancient China, the crossbow was a revolutionary weapon that transformed warfare.
- The crossbowman carefully loaded a bolt into his crossbow, taking aim at the target.
- During the Middle Ages, skilled crossbowmen played a crucial role in battles and sieges.
- The crossbow's powerful draw weight allowed it to pierce armor with ease.
- In fantasy novels, adventurers often wield enchanted crossbows capable of extraordinary feats.
- The crossbow has seen a resurgence in popularity among modern hunters and archers.
- Archery enthusiasts enjoy the challenge of mastering the crossbow's unique mechanics.
- The crossbow is a versatile weapon, suitable for both hunting and target shooting.
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a bow fixed transversely on a wooden stock grooved to direct the arrow (quarrel)
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The medieval knight aimed his crossbow at the enemy fortress, ready to unleash a volley of bolts.
The hunter silently stalked his prey, his crossbow poised and ready to strike.
In ancient China, the crossbow was a revolutionary weapon that transformed warfare.
The crossbowman carefully loaded a bolt into his crossbow, taking aim at the target.
