gentleman-at-arms (Meaning)
Wordnet
gentleman-at-arms (n)
one of 40 gentlemen who attend the British sovereign on state occasions
Synonyms & Antonyms of gentleman-at-arms
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gentleman-at-arms Sentence Examples
- The gentleman-at-arms stood guard at the castle gate, his spear poised.
- The king's retinue included several gentlemen-at-arms, their armor gleaming in the sunlight.
- The tournament featured a joust between the finest gentlemen-at-arms in the realm.
- The duke's gentleman-at-arms escorted the lady to her carriage.
- The gentleman-at-arms was a skilled swordsman, his blade flashing through the air.
- The prince ordered the gentlemen-at-arms to secure the palace.
- The gentlemen-at-arms patrolled the streets, their presence deterring crime.
- The gentlemen-at-arms were loyal to their lord, ready to fight and die for him.
- The gentleman-at-arms retired from service, his years of duty honored.
- The historian chronicled the role of gentlemen-at-arms in medieval warfare.
FAQs About the word gentleman-at-arms
one of 40 gentlemen who attend the British sovereign on state occasions
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The gentleman-at-arms stood guard at the castle gate, his spear poised.
The king's retinue included several gentlemen-at-arms, their armor gleaming in the sunlight.
The tournament featured a joust between the finest gentlemen-at-arms in the realm.
The duke's gentleman-at-arms escorted the lady to her carriage.
