swordsman
swordsman
Definition
swords·man (sôrdz′mən)
noun pl. -·men-mən
- a person who uses a sword in fencing or fighting
- a person skilled in using a sword
swords′·man·ship′ noun
swordsman
Synonyms
swordsman
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: Then his self motivated quest culminates in him to become a master swordsman at the cost of numerous lives.
- mask: This sequel to Campbell's 1998 hit The Mask of Zorro made the fatal mistake of undermining the masked swordsman by challenging his very relevance.
Adjective modifier
- skilled: The Archduke was a skilled swordsman - a mighty opponent even without trickery.
- blind: His last wish is for the blind swordsman to take care of his son.
- fine: I was, I believe, a strong, tho hardly fine swordsman and a good shot.
- great: San Fernando the III was a great swordsman from Toledo, Spain.
- good: Obviously, I had to learn to be master on a horse and a good swordsman.
- famous: A classic samurai novel about the real exploits of Miyamoto Musashi, the most famous swordsman.
Noun used with modifier
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