pennon (Meaning)
pennon (n)
a long flag; often tapering
wing of a bird
pennon (n.)
A wing; a pinion.
A pennant; a flag or streamer.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pennon
pennon Sentence Examples
- The knight's pennon, emblazoned with his family crest, fluttered proudly in the wind.
- The pennon on the mast of the ship served as a beacon of hope to the weary sailors.
- The princess carried a silken pennon, its delicate embroidery depicting scenes of courtly love.
- The jester's pennon featured a motley collection of colors and patterns, reflecting his playful nature.
- The temple's pennon was adorned with sacred symbols, representing the divine presence within.
- The pennon on the messenger's horse signaled the urgency of his mission.
- The crimson pennon of the victorious army flew triumphantly above the battlefield.
- The scout's pennon waved subtly, relaying vital information to his comrades.
- The pennon on the hunting horn announced the start of the royal hunt.
- The pennon on the ship's sails provided identification and symbolized the captain's authority.
FAQs About the word pennon
a long flag; often tapering, wing of a birdA wing; a pinion., A pennant; a flag or streamer.
flag, banner, pennant, standard, insignia, colors, pendent, banderole, guidon, pendant
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The knight's pennon, emblazoned with his family crest, fluttered proudly in the wind.
The pennon on the mast of the ship served as a beacon of hope to the weary sailors.
The princess carried a silken pennon, its delicate embroidery depicting scenes of courtly love.
The jester's pennon featured a motley collection of colors and patterns, reflecting his playful nature.
