tierce-major Synonyms
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tierce-major Meaning
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tierce-major (n.)
See Tierce, 4.
tierce-major Sentence Examples
- The clock struck the tierce-major, signaling the third hour after noon.
- The medieval tournament was divided into three tiers, with the tierce-major being the most prestigious.
- The fencer extended his arm to form a tierce-major guard, protecting himself from thrusts to the left.
- The swordsman skillfully executed a tierce-major attack, piercing his opponent's breastplate.
- The musicians played a tierce-major chord, creating a harmonious resonance in the hall.
- The tea ceremony began with a tierce-major of green tea, followed by a sweet and a bitter variety.
- The architect designed a grand staircase with a tierce-major of arches, providing an elegant ascent.
- The tailor carefully stitched a tierce-major of buttons onto the coat, adding a touch of sophistication.
- The painting depicted a heraldic shield bearing a tierce-major of gold, silver, and azure.
- The astrologer cast the chart and noticed a conjunction in the tierce-major of the zodiac, indicating a period of fortune.
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See Tierce, 4.
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The clock struck the tierce-major, signaling the third hour after noon.
The medieval tournament was divided into three tiers, with the tierce-major being the most prestigious.
The fencer extended his arm to form a tierce-major guard, protecting himself from thrusts to the left.
The swordsman skillfully executed a tierce-major attack, piercing his opponent's breastplate.