martialness (Meaning)
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martialness (n.)
The quality of being martial.
Synonyms & Antonyms of martialness
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martialness Sentence Examples
- The warrior's martialness emanated from years of rigorous training and countless battles.
- The general's strategic brilliance was matched only by his indomitable martialness.
- The army's presence instilled a sense of martialness upon the conquered territory.
- The gladiators' martialness captivated the Roman crowds, inspiring awe and admiration.
- The samurai code of bushido emphasized martialness as a virtue of the warrior.
- The king's martialness was legendary, and his enemies trembled at the mere mention of his name.
- The martialness of the Spartans was renowned throughout ancient Greece.
- The boxer's martialness was evident in his unwavering determination and fearsome punching power.
- The martialness of the MMA fighter was showcased in his quick reflexes and devastating strikes.
- The spirit of martialness permeated the ancient martial arts, instilling a sense of discipline and honor.
FAQs About the word martialness
The quality of being martial.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The warrior's martialness emanated from years of rigorous training and countless battles.
The general's strategic brilliance was matched only by his indomitable martialness.
The army's presence instilled a sense of martialness upon the conquered territory.
The gladiators' martialness captivated the Roman crowds, inspiring awe and admiration.
