vizor
- noun
- /ˈvaɪzər/
- Archaic
- Through the narrow eye slits of his vizor, he watched the battlefield unfold.
Examples
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The knight lowered his vizor before entering the tournament arena.
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Her costume included a replica vizor modeled after those worn by medieval soldiers.
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The knight raised his vizor to greet the king.
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During the battle, his vizor was damaged.
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The knight lowered his vizor before entering the tournament arena.
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Through the narrow eye slits of his vizor, he watched the battlefield unfold.
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Her costume included a replica vizor modeled after those worn by medieval soldiers.
Synonyms
A metal front on a knight's helmet that lifts to protect the face
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Etymology
Vizor comes from a French word meaning 'face' and the Latin root videre 'to see', the same root as vision. A knight's vizor was a face cover with eye slits that protected the wearer while still letting them see, which is why the name links to sight.