man-at-arms Definition
man·-at-arms (man′at ärmz′)
noun pl. men′·-at-arms′men′-
a soldier; esp., a heavily armed medieval soldier on horseback
man-at-arms Usage Examples
Converse of object
- have: You have ten men-at-arms for every point that you spend on this advantage.
- mount: Essentially, a group of mounted men-at-arms and archers rode through the countryside, burning, killing, pillaging and plundering.
Adjective modifier
French: Many of the French men-at-arms would find the mud a death-trap.
Modifies a noun
series: Osprey Publishing - this company publishes the men-at-arms series of military uniform guides with over 380 titles.
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