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Definition

swordsman /'sↄ:dzmǝn/ n ( pl -men /-mǝn/) ဓားသမား။ a fine swordsman. ❏ swordsmanship /-mǝnʃÇp/ n [U] ဓားသိုင္းကြၽမ္းက်င္သူ။

Examples

1. ‘He had distinguished himself as a swordsman by fighting in my father's Three Year War.’
2. ‘When you signed up
3. you were asked where you wanted to be
4. cavalry
5. archery
6. footmen
7. swordsmen
8. smiths.’
9. ‘He calmly walked towards the nearest fight between two unskilled swordsmen.’
10. ‘This legion spanned from raging swordsmen to furious axemates to potent rangers.’
11. ‘The line of troops went onward
12. and more small units and platoons of swordsmen and spearmen moved in for the battle.’
13. ‘Had she been in combat against a stronger swordsman
14. she would have been dead by now.’
15. ‘This swordplay had been going on ever since the beginning of the fight
16. the two expert swordsmen always striking and blocking with their swords in a creatively beautiful art.’
17. ‘You mustn't forget that we are accomplished swordsmen with much training and skill.’
18. ‘The two swordsmen combated as if in a blood lust.’
19. ‘We entered the palace and there were many archers and swordsmen.’
20. ‘She saw Archers practicing on trees nearby and swordsmen sparring.’
21. ‘Alexander extended his hand to Constantine and they shook
22. complimenting each other on their skill as swordsmen.’
23. ‘In battle
24. it could be wielded as a quarterstaff against swordsmen
25. or as a pike against cavalry.’
26. ‘He was finely built
27. and appeared to have the skills of a swordsman as well as a mage.’
28. ‘He had learned the level of skill this swordsman had and was ready for the kill.’
29. ‘Swinging it into the air and catching the blade by the handle
30. the swordsman stood ready to fight once more.’
31. ‘There was an immediate hustle and bustle as she stretched and made ready for a few more fights with drunken swordsmen.’
32. ‘Elian put a comforting hand on his brother's shoulder to calm the short tempered swordsmen.’
33. ‘He also may have missed the groups of swordsmen
34. archers
35. and mages that passed through.’
36. ‘After being blindfolded
37. she waited only a few seconds before a French swordsman severed her head from her delicate neck.’