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Meanings of spearpoint in English
Portuguese
ponta da lança Catalan
punta de llança Synonyms
Examples for "spearhead"
Examples for "spearhead"
1
The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
2
Bran saw the spearhead spin as the lance left the rider's hand.
3
He was colossal and fallible; a spearhead and enforcer in equal measure.
4
Whatever it was, Julius Root would be needed to spearhead the counterattack.
5
Plus he is the spearhead of the attack, whereas Morkel was not.
1
It was the spear-point of his logic in his debates with Douglas.
2
Two things of thine I had: thy life and thy spear-point.
3
The Jaghut reached out and lowered the spear-point with her hand.
4
And hath he not come hither, the spear-point in his helm?
5
He showed her his treasures, all the contents of the bag, except the spear-point.
Usage of spearpoint in English
1
The army was the spearpoint of Prussia; the rest was merely the haft.
2
People were trying to peep inside, but the soldiers shoved them back at spearpoint.
3
Gendry shoved a spearpoint through the back of his neck.
4
The spearpoint of aggression has been blunted in Viet-Nam.
5
They were the spearpoint of the New South.
6
In the dirt Urien scraped a circle with his spearpoint, then drew across it a sinuous line.
7
The spearpoint feet crept closer.
8
The boy, the queen, and her ladies were marched at spearpoint through the gates of Dragonstone to the castle ward.
9
Why would we want three more? The Tyroshi flicked at Tyrion's collar with his spearpoint, ringing the little golden bell.
10
The hero leapt onto his back and drove the iron spearpoint down at the base of the dragon's long scaled neck.
11
She had deserted her upbringing as a Fine Young Christian Woman and forged her magnolia steel into a spearpoint of socialist revolution.
12
More than two dozen had been driven at spearpoint from the nests they had made amongst the castle's half-ruined keeps and towers.
13
It felt the end of the spear, and then ordered both the club and the spearpoint touched against the surface of the blue sphere.
14
Sydney rally organiser Sarah Spearpoint denied the Reclaim Australia group was racist.
15
The men were cut down in their pride by the spearpoints-
16
Spearpoints shone in the light of the rising sun, and all along the verges the grass glistened with the morning frost.
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Spearpoint through the time