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destrier
[ des-tree-er, de-streer ]
noun
- a warhorse; charger.
destrier
/ ˈdɛstrɪə /
noun
- an archaic word for warhorse
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of destrier1
Example Sentences
Prizes were not given to the participants by the hosts, but taken from rival competitors after they were incapacitated in the form of his arms, armor or prized destrier; in many cases, a competitor himself was taken captive and ransomed for a hefty sum.
One destrier broke an ankle trying to walk in them.
Lord Tytos Blackwood met him in the outer ward, mounted on a destrier as gaunt as himself.
He was mounted on an armored destrier and had donned his plate and mail, and a grey steel greathelm with a horsehair crest.
As they closed to either side, the blue knight reined hard, smashing one man full in the face with his splintered shield while his black destrier lashed out with a steel-shod hoof at the other.
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