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swordsman

[ UK /sˈɔːdzmən/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone skilled at fencing

How To Use swordsman In A Sentence

  • He said something along the lines of “you must master your caligraphy, your feelings, your swordsmanship and a gentle art.” Cheeseburger Gothic » Havsy’s cake shoppe.
  • But for the labours of a statesman all the sound and fury of the swordsman on the field of battle would in the end signify nothing.
  • If he had used real swordsmanship on Claymore instead of circus tricks, he would have lost easily.
  • What good would that do, one more swordsman against an army? A TIME OF WAR
  • Sighing audibly the young swordsman shook his head, in frustration and disgust at his own incompetence.
  • The arrow dropped to the ground next to him, the bowstring twanging up in Cinaed's face, causing the swordsman-in-training to drop the weapon and stumble back, cursing vividly.
  • The armored swordsman didn't turn around but responded in turn.
  • Harvard chemistry major Allen Cheng, 20, who envisions a career as a physician-scientist, finds pleasure in kendo, a form of fencing based on the art of Japanese samurai swordsmanship. USA TODAY's college all-stars gifted in class and beyond
  • Later, Charles I, when he presumed to authority above that of Parliament, was prodded out a window in the Banqueting House in White Hall where, on a makeshift platform, his head was chopped off by a French swordsman imported for the occasion. Call Out the Instigator; There's Something in the Air!
  • His swordsmanship, which is of a rough and ready sort, is heavily taxed, as he has occasionally to strike at her to keep her off between a blow and a guard with Apollodorus. Caesar and Cleopatra
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