lancely (Meaning)
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lancely (a.)
Like a lance.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lancely
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lancely Sentence Examples
- The medieval knight stood tall and proud, his lancely glittering in the sunlight.
- The lancer charged forward with incredible speed, his lancely pointed directly at his opponent.
- The knight's lancely pierced the opponent's armor, sending him flying backwards.
- The lancely tournament was a popular event in medieval times, drawing large crowds of spectators.
- Knights would often practice their lancing skills by jousting against each other.
- The lancely was a powerful weapon, capable of inflicting serious injury or even death.
- Lancers were often used as shock troops, leading the charge into battle.
- The lancely was also used in hunting, as a way to bring down large game.
- The lancely is a symbol of chivalry and martial prowess.
- The lancely is a reminder of a bygone era, when knights and castles were a common sight.
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Like a lance.
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The medieval knight stood tall and proud, his lancely glittering in the sunlight.
The lancer charged forward with incredible speed, his lancely pointed directly at his opponent.
The knight's lancely pierced the opponent's armor, sending him flying backwards.
The lancely tournament was a popular event in medieval times, drawing large crowds of spectators.
