paladin Definition
pala·din (pal′ə din)
noun
- any of the twelve legendary peers of Charlemagne's court
- a knight or a heroic champion
Etymology: Fr < It paladino < L palatinus, officer of a palace < palatium: see palace
paladin Usage Examples
Preposition: of
soul: Paladin of Souls - a review by Robert I Katz.
Adjective modifier
great: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, that great paladin for justice, took up Slater's case and the arguments continued for nineteen years.
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