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unhorse

VERB
  1. alight from (a horse)

How To Use unhorse In A Sentence

  • One imagines that an eager young suitor, taking his girl there on a first date, could be seriously unhorsed when he tried to order that impressive bottle of Pinot Grigiot he had in mind.
  • A few phone calls later, O'Reilly says, the Hopkins myth was unhorsed.
  • However, William is unhorsed and a shout goes up that he is dead.
  • Scarcely did I catch her words, for a man sprang in, seizing my bridle-rein and leg and struggling to unhorse me. Chapter 17
  • Sir Andros easily unhorsed his challenger, and the young Kerric landed flat on his back with a loud crash, steel plates clattering about his body, helmet rolling away.
  • One of his friends tried to unhorse me with a blow of his mace, but I caught it with my father's shield. THE LIGHTSTONE: BOOK ONE, PART ONE OF THE EA CYCLE
  • The second charge was much the same, but on the third, Arthur was unhorsed.
  • During a street clash in 1912 a 73-year-old woman unionist unhorsed the Police Commissioner with her hatpin.
  • I had to slow down quickly or I would have been unhorsed trying to make the right.
  • The Knights may have been unhorsed by their own actions or inactions as in the case of the Worcester County Shoe Strike of 1887, but outside pressures were mounting as well.
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