petardier (Meaning)
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petardier (n.)
One who managed a petard.
Synonyms & Antonyms of petardier
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petardier Sentence Examples
- The petardier placed the explosive charge under the fortress wall, preparing for demolition.
- The military employed petardiers to breach fortified structures during sieges.
- Petardiers faced immense danger as they approached enemy defenses with explosives.
- The technique of using petardiers was perfected in the art of siege warfare.
- Skilled petardiers could cause significant damage to enemy defenses with precision.
- The petardier's knowledge of explosives and fortification made them valuable assets in military campaigns.
- Petardiers often used specialized tools and techniques to attach charges and avoid detection.
- The thunderous explosions of petards reverberated through battlefields, instilling fear in the enemy.
- Skilled petardiers were highly sought after in armies for their expertise in breaching fortifications.
- Petardiers played a crucial role in many historical battles and sieges, shaping the course of warfare.
FAQs About the word petardier
One who managed a petard.
No synonyms found.
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The petardier placed the explosive charge under the fortress wall, preparing for demolition.
The military employed petardiers to breach fortified structures during sieges.
Petardiers faced immense danger as they approached enemy defenses with explosives.
The technique of using petardiers was perfected in the art of siege warfare.
