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Meanings of knightly in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "medieval"
Examples for "medieval"
1
They also hope to expand by building a medieval village in future.
2
Illustration: Joe McLaren Drinking vessels were of considerable value in medieval Ireland.
3
Adalia played a considerable part in the medieval history of the Levant.
4
Think of medieval days, when regalia was worn to signify house loyalty.
5
Another medieval note: criminals and suicides used to be buried at crossroads.
1
The beautiful chivalric spirit of this great soul shone brightest in disaster.
2
He was one of the most famous knights of the chivalric romances.
3
By degrees the bourgeois spirit encroached upon and overpowered the chivalric ideals.
4
But something less than justice has been rendered to the chivalric ideal.
5
But the age of German chivalry and chivalric poetry soon passed away.
Usage of knightly in anglès
1
Her virgin fancy demands the Tennysonian ideal, the grave and knightly Arthur.
2
There was no longer even the pretence of knightly virtues in France.
3
This dignity and these knightly graces suggest the tournament, not the prize-fight.
4
Yet do we hold proof as to their knightly valor and skill.
5
Harry saw there the blaze of the knightly spirit that craved adventure.
6
Raimbaut, I spoke of God and knightly honor, and the man laughed.
7
See how well it can remind you of the boys' knightly motto.
8
I see that you have knightly spurs on, and I congratulate you.
9
He treated her as a knightly armor-bearer ought to treat a noblewoman.
10
And he did so, with a knightly grace that became him well.
11
And then he rode away, a gallant, knightly figure, across the pasture.
12
Richard, Saladin, and his noble and knightly brother Melek held her spell-bound.
13
First to Barcelona, then to Saragossa, he went, seeking knightly adventures everywhere.
14
Toward this great woman he ever showed veneration, piety, and knightly regard.
15
I see knightly deeds, violence, rapine, and a good deal of blood.
16
Who in all our trouble has been noble and knightly toward us?-
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Knightly through the time
Knightly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common