hoplite (Meaning)
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hoplite (n.)
A heavy-armed infantry soldier.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hoplite
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hoplite Sentence Examples
- The hoplites marched forward in a disciplined formation, their spears glistening in the sunlight.
- The Athenian hoplites were known for their superior armor and training.
- The hoplite's heavy shield protected them from enemy blows, while their spear provided them with offensive reach.
- The Spartans were renowned for their elite hoplite army, which had never been defeated.
- The hoplites fought fiercely in the Battle of Marathon, helping to secure a Greek victory.
- The hoplite phalanx was an effective defensive formation against cavalry and missiles.
- As the hoplites charged, they chanted slogans and prayers to boost their morale.
- The hoplite's helmet featured a visor and cheek guards to protect the face.
- The hoplite's greaves guarded their lower legs from enemy attacks.
- The demise of the hoplite army paved the way for the rise of other military tactics and technologies.
FAQs About the word hoplite
A heavy-armed infantry soldier.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hoplites marched forward in a disciplined formation, their spears glistening in the sunlight.
The Athenian hoplites were known for their superior armor and training.
The hoplite's heavy shield protected them from enemy blows, while their spear provided them with offensive reach.
The Spartans were renowned for their elite hoplite army, which had never been defeated.
