sejeant Synonyms
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sejeant Meaning
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sejeant (a.)
Sitting, as a lion or other beast.
sejeant Sentence Examples
- The valiant knight sat sejeant upon his steed, ready for battle.
- The majestic lion stood sejeant on a rocky outcrop, surveying its surroundings.
- The heraldic eagle was depicted sejeant on the shield, its wings outstretched.
- The mighty warrior stood sejeant in the center of the fray, his sword gleaming.
- The faithful dog sat sejeant at the feet of its master, its eyes fixed on its owner.
- The ancient tapestry depicted the king sejeant on his throne, surrounded by his court.
- The sejeant squirrel perched on a branch, its tail twitching nervously.
- The stone carving showed a monk sejeant in prayer, his hands clasped together.
- The archer stood sejeant, his bow drawn and an arrow poised.
- The soldiers marched sejeant in formation, their footsteps echoing through the streets.
FAQs About the word sejeant
Sitting, as a lion or other beast.
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The valiant knight sat sejeant upon his steed, ready for battle.
The majestic lion stood sejeant on a rocky outcrop, surveying its surroundings.
The heraldic eagle was depicted sejeant on the shield, its wings outstretched.
The mighty warrior stood sejeant in the center of the fray, his sword gleaming.
