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Excalibur
[ ek-skal-uh-ber ]
noun
- Arthurian Legend. the magic sword of King Arthur.
Excalibur
/ ɛkˈskælɪbə /
noun
- (in Arthurian legend) the magic sword of King Arthur
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Word History and Origins
Origin of Excalibur1
C14: from Old French Escalibor, from Medieval Latin Caliburnus, from Welsh Caledvwlch, perhaps related to Irish Caladbolg a legendary sword (literally: hard belly, hence, voracious)
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Example Sentences
March 28, 2024Correction: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Excalibur Pizza is the owner of Round Table Pizza.
From Los Angeles Times
Excalibur and A Knight’s Tale got at least one thing right.
From Science Magazine
The company’s nearby Luxor and Excalibur had nothing available.
From Seattle Times
Only 10 to 15 examples of this type of figure were documented, Excalibur Auctions said, with the vinyl cape substituted for a cloth cape not long into production.
From BBC
Excalibur Auctions' auctioneer Jonathan Torode said people had to understand that Star Wars had not been released yet and no-one had a "clue how big it was going to be".
From BBC
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