minstrelsy (Meaning)
minstrelsy (n)
a troupe of minstrels
ballads sung by minstrels
the art of a minstrel
minstrelsy (n.)
The arts and occupation of minstrels; the singing and playing of a minstrel.
Musical instruments.
A collective body of minstrels, or musicians; also, a collective body of minstrels' songs.
Synonyms & Antonyms of minstrelsy
minstrelsy Sentence Examples
- The wandering minstrelsy entertained the king's court with their enchanting melodies.
- The noble patron rewarded the minstrelsy for their unparalleled performances.
- The tales of love and valor sung by the minstrelsy captivated the hearts of listeners.
- The minstrel's harpstrings sang out a haunting minstrelsy about a lost kingdom.
- The minstrelsy of the troubadours echoed through the medieval countryside.
- The ancient minstrelsy has been passed down through generations, preserving the stories of old.
- The traveling minstrelsy shared news and gossip from faraway lands.
- The flamboyant costumes and elaborate performances of the minstrelsy brought joy to the people.
- The minstrelsy of the Renaissance celebrated the beauty of human life and love.
- The poignant tunes of the minstrelsy evoked emotions of both joy and sorrow.
FAQs About the word minstrelsy
a troupe of minstrels, ballads sung by minstrels, the art of a minstrelThe arts and occupation of minstrels; the singing and playing of a minstrel., Musical ins
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The wandering minstrelsy entertained the king's court with their enchanting melodies.
The noble patron rewarded the minstrelsy for their unparalleled performances.
The tales of love and valor sung by the minstrelsy captivated the hearts of listeners.
The minstrel's harpstrings sang out a haunting minstrelsy about a lost kingdom.
