warhorse (Meaning)
warhorse (n)
a work of art (composition or drama) that is part of the standard repertory but has become hackneyed from much repetition
an experienced person who has been through many battles; someone who has given long service
horse used in war
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warhorse Sentence Examples
- The brave warhorse charged into battle, its hooves pounding the ground like thunder.
- Throughout countless campaigns, the warhorse remained a loyal and steadfast companion to its rider.
- The warhorse's mane flowed like a silken banner in the wind as it led the cavalry into the fray.
- Musicians immortalized the warhorse's valor in stirring songs and epic tales.
- The warhorse's scars bore witness to its unwavering courage and unwavering devotion.
- The heavy armor of the warhorse protected it from enemy blades, making it a formidable opponent.
- The warhorse's intelligence and quick reflexes allowed it to navigate the chaos of battle with ease.
- The bond between rider and warhorse was unbreakable, a testament to the enduring spirit of combat.
- After the war, the warhorse was given a well-deserved retirement, living out its days in peace and honor.
- The warhorse became a symbol of the indomitable courage and unwavering loyalty of those who fought in the conflict.
FAQs About the word warhorse
a work of art (composition or drama) that is part of the standard repertory but has become hackneyed from much repetition, an experienced person who has been th
veteran, old-timer, stager, old hand,vet, doyen, professional, dab hand, expert, pro
colt, freshman, boot, apprentice, apprentice, novice, tyro, recruit, beginner, fledgling
The brave warhorse charged into battle, its hooves pounding the ground like thunder.
Throughout countless campaigns, the warhorse remained a loyal and steadfast companion to its rider.
The warhorse's mane flowed like a silken banner in the wind as it led the cavalry into the fray.
Musicians immortalized the warhorse's valor in stirring songs and epic tales.
