demiculverin (Meaning)

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demiculverin (n.)

A kind of ordnance, carrying a ball weighing from nine to thirteen pounds.

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The demiculverin, a fearsome artillery piece, loomed large on the battlefield.
With its long barrel and powerful shot, the demiculverin could wreak havoc on enemy formations.
The demiculverin's thunderous roar echoed across the plains, striking fear into the hearts of the opposing forces.
The skilled crew of the demiculverin worked in perfect unison to load and fire the massive weapon.
As the enemy advanced, the demiculverin unleashed a barrage of cannonballs, tearing through their ranks.
Despite its size, the demiculverin was surprisingly mobile, able to be maneuvered into strategic positions on the battlefield.
The demiculverin's accuracy was legendary, with each shot finding its mark with deadly precision.
With the demiculverin in their arsenal, the defending forces felt confident in their ability to repel any attack.
The demiculverin's reputation as the king of siege artillery was well-deserved, earning it a place of honor in military history.
As the smoke cleared, the demiculverin stood as a testament to the devastating power of medieval warfare.

A kind of ordnance, carrying a ball weighing from nine to thirteen pounds.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The demiculverin, a fearsome artillery piece, loomed large on the battlefield.

With its long barrel and powerful shot, the demiculverin could wreak havoc on enemy formations.

The demiculverin's thunderous roar echoed across the plains, striking fear into the hearts of the opposing forces.

The skilled crew of the demiculverin worked in perfect unison to load and fire the massive weapon.