liegeman (Meaning)

Wordnet

liegeman (n)

a person holding a fief; a person who owes allegiance and service to a feudal lord

Webster

Same as Liege, n., 2.

No weak antonyms found.

The brave liegeman fought valiantly for his lord, determined to protect his honor.
As a loyal liegeman, he swore fealty to his sovereign, vowing to abide by his every command.
The king bestowed the fiefdom upon his most trusted liegeman, recognizing his unwavering loyalty.
The liegeman's duty extended beyond combat, as he also managed his lord's estates and advised him on matters of governance.
The castle stood as a testament to the liegeman's skill as a warrior and his devotion to his realm.
The liegeman's emblem adorned his armor, a symbol of his unwavering allegiance.
In times of war, the liegeman led his lord's troops into battle, inspiring them with his courage and determination.
The liegeman's wisdom and experience made him a trusted counselor to the king, influencing the fate of the kingdom.
The liegeman's loyalty was tested when his lord ordered him to betray his principles, but he refused, choosing honor over obedience.
The legend of the liegeman, who remained loyal even in the face of adversity, is passed down through generations, inspiring future knights and warriors.

a person holding a fief; a person who owes allegiance and service to a feudal lordSame as Liege, n., 2.

adherent, follower, disciple, devotee, pupil, convert, missionary, scholar, votarist,apostle

leader, leader, renegade, renegade, traitor, turncoat, coryphaeus, turncoat, defector,coryphaeus

The brave liegeman fought valiantly for his lord, determined to protect his honor.

As a loyal liegeman, he swore fealty to his sovereign, vowing to abide by his every command.

The king bestowed the fiefdom upon his most trusted liegeman, recognizing his unwavering loyalty.

The liegeman's duty extended beyond combat, as he also managed his lord's estates and advised him on matters of governance.