mailclad (Meaning)
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mailclad (a.)
Protected by a coat of mail; clad in armor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mailclad
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mailclad Sentence Examples
- The valiant knight donned his gleaming mailclad, the intricate links providing unmatched protection.
- The mailclad tunics shimmered under the moonlight, creating an ethereal aura around the army.
- The mailclad warrior stood unflinching amidst a hail of arrows, his armor absorbing the impact.
- The intricate patterns etched into the mailclad served both as decoration and defense.
- The mailclad leggings protected the soldier's legs from sword cuts and spear thrusts.
- The blacksmith labored tirelessly, forging the interlocking rings that formed the mailclad.
- The mailclad helmet shielded the warrior's head from deadly blows.
- The rusting mailclad was a testament to the rigors of battle.
- The captured mailclad adorned the victorious general as a symbol of his triumph.
- The mailclad armor creaked and rattled with every movement, a symphony of metal.
FAQs About the word mailclad
Protected by a coat of mail; clad in armor.
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No antonyms found.
The valiant knight donned his gleaming mailclad, the intricate links providing unmatched protection.
The mailclad tunics shimmered under the moonlight, creating an ethereal aura around the army.
The mailclad warrior stood unflinching amidst a hail of arrows, his armor absorbing the impact.
The intricate patterns etched into the mailclad served both as decoration and defense.
