poniard Antonyms
Meaning of poniard
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poniard (n)
a dagger with a slender blade
Wordnet
poniard (v)
stab with a poniard
poniard Sentence Examples
- The assassin brandished a gleaming poniard, intent on delivering a deadly blow.
- The swashbuckler lunged forward, his poniard flashing through the air.
- The nobleman's chest sparkled with the intricate craftsmanship of the miniature poniard he carried as a concealed weapon.
- The museum curator carefully handled the ancient poniard, its blade still sharp centuries after its creation.
- The detective discovered a bloodstained poniard hidden beneath the floorboards.
- The surgeon expertly wielded a poniard to perform a precise incision during the surgery.
- The desperate soldier fought with all his might, his poniard becoming an extension of his own will.
- The burglar prized the poniard for its exquisite design, unaware of its deadly history.
- The archaeologist unearthed a ceremonial poniard, encrusted with precious gems.
- The duelists faced off, their poniards clanging as they engaged in a fierce melee.
FAQs About the word poniard
a dagger with a slender blade, stab with a poniard
knife, switchblade, stiletto, dirk,dagger, pocketknife, machete, bayonet, bodkin, cutlass
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The assassin brandished a gleaming poniard, intent on delivering a deadly blow.
The swashbuckler lunged forward, his poniard flashing through the air.
The nobleman's chest sparkled with the intricate craftsmanship of the miniature poniard he carried as a concealed weapon.
The museum curator carefully handled the ancient poniard, its blade still sharp centuries after its creation.
