swordsman
[sawrdz-muh n, sohrdz-]
noun, plural swords·men.
Also swordman.
Origin of swordsman
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Contemporary Examples of swordsman
Instead of becoming a lawyer and community organizer, he trained as a swordsman and became a four-star general.
Historical Examples of swordsman
He did the thing skilfully: with the combined skill of swordsman and surgeon.
Captain BloodRafael Sabatini
But how this gentleman could have killed so notable a swordsman is more than I can understand.
Saint Bartholomew's EveG. A. Henty
Flor, the serf—now Florel Derikuna, swordsman at large—was in a new land.
MillenniumEverett B. Cole
I am no swordsman, and pistols are too uncertain and Frenchy for me.
Roosevelt in the Bad LandsH. Hagedorn.
Not likely, indeed; since it had proved fatal to the swordsman himself.
The Ocean WaifsMayne Reid
swordsman
noun plural -men
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