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Meanings of templars in English

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Christian military order that was founded after the First Crusade in 1119 and banned in 1314.

Usage of templars in English
1
This meant trouble, certain trouble for the templars and for Timor's plan.
The outcast
2
When the templars have completed their investigation, you shall receive your reward.
The outcast
3
Urik templars, recognizing what they saw, ran for the trees-muchtoo slowly.
The brazen gambit
4
As the templars took Rokan away, Timor poured himself some more wine.
The outcast
5
Low-rank templars went clean-shaven; high-rank ones wore their hair as they chose.
The brazen gambit
6
Living in some hovel in the slums and hiding from the templars?
The seeker
7
You want to hate yellow-robe templars, scum, that's all right with me.
The brazen gambit
8
Kayan said, I don't think the templars know it's possible, either.
The darkness before the dawn
9
Or perhaps he means that their templars are not as powerful.
The seeker
10
The templars agreed Hamanu had to be told his boon had fallen short.
The brazen gambit
11
Everyone knows we templars lost our powers when Kalak was slain.
The outcast
12
He could not and would never be able to empower his fellow templars.
The outcast
13
I'm not anybody's enemy-exceptsome templars back in Urik: the ones making Laq.
The brazen gambit
14
The Shadow King's senior templars have taken over the ruling of his realm.
The broken blade
15
And the templars, if they know, do not seem to care.
The seeker
16
One of his templars stood at the entrance to his chambers.
The outcast
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