squiring Sentence Examples
- The knight gallantly squired the fair maiden to the royal ball, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
- The loyal servant squired his master through the treacherous forest, shielding him from danger.
- The squire squired the renowned warrior, eager to learn the secrets of combat.
- The brave knight's squire refused to abandon his side, even in the face of overwhelming odds.
- The squire meticulously squired the knight's armor, ensuring it was spotless and ready for battle.
- The aspiring mage squired the wise old sorcerer, hoping to gain access to forbidden knowledge.
- The squire's duty was to squire his lord wherever he went, attending to his needs and protecting him.
- The young apprentice squired the master craftsman, eager to learn the art of forging exquisite metalwork.
- The loyal squire squired his master through the vast and dangerous wilderness, never wavering in his loyalty.
- The king's squire squired him to important meetings and ceremonies, carrying his sword and scepter with pride.
squiring Meaning
squiring
a shield bearer or armor bearer of a knight, a lady's escort, one who carries the shield or armor of a knight, a male servant, the principal landowner in a village or district, justice of the peace, a male attendant especially on a great personage, a man who devotedly attends a lady, an owner of a country estate, lawyer, judge, to attend as a squire or escort, a member of the British gentry ranking below a knight and above a gentleman, to attend as a squire
Synonyms & Antonyms of squiring
Synonyms:
- leading
- ushering
- following
- companioning
- guarding
- defending
- steering
- teaming-up-
- hanging-around-
- associating
- protecting
- shadowing
- tagging
- piloting
- conducting
- consorting
- tailing
- guiding
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word squiring
a shield bearer or armor bearer of a knight, a lady's escort, one who carries the shield or armor of a knight, a male servant, the principal landowner in a vill
escorting, attending, accompanying, companying, seeing, bringing, walking, convoying,chaperoning, leading
deserting, abandoning,dumping, forsaking,ditching,
The knight gallantly squired the fair maiden to the royal ball, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
The loyal servant squired his master through the treacherous forest, shielding him from danger.
The squire squired the renowned warrior, eager to learn the secrets of combat.
The brave knight's squire refused to abandon his side, even in the face of overwhelming odds.
