sirdar Synonyms
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sirdar Meaning
Wordnet
sirdar (n)
an important person in India
Webster
sirdar (n.)
A native chief in Hindostan; a headman.
In Turkey, Egypt, etc., a commander in chief, esp. the one commanding the Anglo-Egyptian army.
sirdar Sentence Examples
- The sirdar of the British army led his troops with unwavering determination.
- The sirdar's command was respected by both his subordinates and his adversaries.
- The sirdar's strategy was lauded as brilliant, ensuring a decisive victory.
- The sirdar's bravery inspired his soldiers to fight valiantly.
- The sirdar's diplomacy averted an unnecessary conflict.
- The sirdar's wisdom was sought by both friends and foes.
- The sirdar's authority was absolute, yet he exercised it with compassion.
- The sirdar's legacy as a legendary military leader continues to inspire future generations.
- The sirdar's vision transformed the army into a formidable force.
- The sirdar's unwavering loyalty to his country earned him the highest honors.
FAQs About the word sirdar
an important person in IndiaA native chief in Hindostan; a headman., In Turkey, Egypt, etc., a commander in chief, esp. the one commanding the Anglo-Egyptian ar
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The sirdar of the British army led his troops with unwavering determination.
The sirdar's command was respected by both his subordinates and his adversaries.
The sirdar's strategy was lauded as brilliant, ensuring a decisive victory.
The sirdar's bravery inspired his soldiers to fight valiantly.
