swordsman
- noun
- /ˈsɔrdzmən/
- Your father was the greatest swordsman in Addams history.
- the best swordsman
- Master Swordsman
- the finest swordsman
And in his final days he was a master swordsman who taught his skills, Arshiru.
- And in his final days he was a master swordsman who taught his skills, Arshiru.
- The translation in Japanese is to serve the greatest swordsman in the world.
- He would stand there in his swordsman pose, he would completely empty his mind.
- And you know, he's, he's involved in that saga group, this swordsman and Sorcerer's Guild of America.
Examples
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Athos is a brutal swordsman; his strokes are overpowering and savage.
Fiction book (1993) -
It's my understanding that you, Duke, are a formidable swordsman.
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I am the greatest swordsman that ever lived.
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These gentlemen happen to be the three best swordsman in Paris.
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A great swordsman must have a great sword.
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My father was an expert swordsman, Monsieur.
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Her Majesty's favorite cousin... and the finest swordsman in England.
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"Whirling about, he whispered over the clatter of chairs, "I must warn you, I'm the hall's best swordsman." Casimir replied with a nod.
Fiction book (1992) -
Even Azzie, no mean swordsman himself, was hard-pressed by Charming's impetuous advances and cunning ripostes.
Fiction book (1991) -
What an honor it is to meet a man known as the greatest swordsman in the kingdom.
Synonyms
A person who fights with a thin sword in sport
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Swordsman is made from the two English parts sword 'a long blade for fighting' and man 'person'. So it literally means 'a person with a sword' and now means someone skilled at fighting with one.