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Meaning of unsquire
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unsquire (v. t.)
To divest of the title or privilege of an esquire.
unsquire Sentence Examples
- The squire unsquired his knave, bidding him prepare for the arduous journey ahead.
- With a deft motion, the lady unsquired her knight, freeing his sword from its scabbard.
- The jester unsquired the fool, his motley garb revealing a mischievous twinkle in his eyes.
- As the knights clashed in battle, their squires unsquired their lances, preparing for the charge.
- The aging squire unsquired the once-mighty knight, his body weakened by the ravages of time.
- The princess unsquired her beloved prince, her heart filled with love and admiration.
- The servant unsquired the noble guest, his humble duty a testament to the feudal hierarchy.
- The squire unsquired his master's armor, preparing him for the upcoming tournament.
- The maiden unsquired the knight, her gentle touch a balm upon his weary soul.
- The dragon unsquired its rider, its roaring breath shaking the foundations of the castle.
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To divest of the title or privilege of an esquire.
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The squire unsquired his knave, bidding him prepare for the arduous journey ahead.
With a deft motion, the lady unsquired her knight, freeing his sword from its scabbard.
The jester unsquired the fool, his motley garb revealing a mischievous twinkle in his eyes.
As the knights clashed in battle, their squires unsquired their lances, preparing for the charge.
