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mettled
/ ˈmɛtəld; ˈmɛtəlsəm /
adjective
- spirited, courageous, or valiant
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His mettled horse caracoled under his touch with a grace that made a long "Ah!"
Now Roger is off for his ride, mounted on his mettled charger.
No one could imagine Mrs. Stickles seated in a finely-upholstered sleigh and driving a high-mettled horse.
Have you seen the kick and tug at the straps of the mettled pony in stables that betrays the mishandling of him by his groom?
Eight hundred lion-mettled and noble sons of Britain have fallen by the side of thirty thousand of their own brave soldiers!
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