tilt-yard (Meaning)
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tilt-yard (n.)
A yard or place for tilting.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tilt-yard
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tilt-yard Sentence Examples
- The tilt-yard was repurposed as a public space for gatherings and tournaments.
- The knights charged into the tilt-yard with thunderous force, their lances poised for battle.
- The Queen presided over the tilt-yard, awarding a prize to the most skillful jouster.
- The tilt-yard was a dangerous arena where knights risked their lives for honor and glory.
- The spectators gasped as the lances splintered and the knights tumbled from their horses in the tilt-yard.
- The tilt-yard was surrounded by wooden barriers to protect the audience from stray lances.
- The King's jousting prowess was unmatched in the tilt-yard, earning him the admiration of all.
- The tilt-yard was a place of fierce competition and occasional bloodshed.
- The echo of clashing metal resounded through the tilt-yard as the knights engaged in a thrilling duel.
- The tilt-yard was the heart of the medieval tournament, where the bravest knights tested their mettle.
FAQs About the word tilt-yard
A yard or place for tilting.
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No antonyms found.
The tilt-yard was repurposed as a public space for gatherings and tournaments.
The knights charged into the tilt-yard with thunderous force, their lances poised for battle.
The Queen presided over the tilt-yard, awarding a prize to the most skillful jouster.
The tilt-yard was a dangerous arena where knights risked their lives for honor and glory.
