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Meanings of templar in English

Catalan
cavaller templari

A knight of a religious military order established in 1118 to protect pilgrims and the Holy Sepulcher.

cavaller templari

A member of the Order of the Temple.

Usage of templar in English
1
It is considered a great honor to be made a senior templar.
The seeker
2
In those five years, she had completed her training as a templar.
The nomad
3
I grew up in a templar orphanage; I've heard it all before.
The brazen gambit
4
Yes, you're honest with everyone else, and honorable, after a templar's fashion.
The brazen gambit
5
The templar shock it once; the slashed parchment reformed itself, right-side out.
The brazen gambit
6
I am a templar, and I seek only to do my duty.
The outcast
7
Folk kept their distance, as if he were still a yellow-robed templar.
The brazen gambit
8
The templar bowed and gratefully withdrew, leaving Timor alone in his chambers.
The outcast
9
The templar who had nudged him nodded, but kept his gaze averted.
The outcast
10
Pavek doubted that Escrissar would invoke templar spell-craft, and told Telhami so.
The brazen gambit
11
Sorak jerked his leg out of the templar's grasp and turned away.
The outcast
12
Pavek told himself the mask might be a low-ranked templar's clever disguise.
The brazen gambit
13
And, once again, this templar was giving Ruari's life back to him.
The brazen gambit
14
That woman's never going to be interested in an ugly, third-rank templar.
The brazen gambit
15
Great Hamanu knew why a templar would commit magic scribbling into his memory.
The brazen gambit
16
It felt large, grotesque and... but then the templar's next words mesmerized him.
The broken blade
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