swordsmith
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- noun
- /ˈsɔrdˌsmɪθ/
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espadero
- Then using hammers, the master swordsmith flattens out the steel.
Examples
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We're incredibly fortunate to have a fellow named Peter Lyon, who was the metal worker, the swordsmith on the movie.
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The skilled swordsmith crafted beautiful blades for the local warriors.
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You have to be a swordsmith to get the technology to be able to make a sword.
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I can provide a swordsmith such as Paul the opportunity to make very careful measurements so that some of the original swords which have survived--
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Just some of the things you might see from Weta on Monday include: Fine Art Collectible Sculptures, Authentic Prop Replicas, The Master Swordsmith's Collection, Art Prints and Maps from the original artists, Jewelry.
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In the village, the swordsmith is known for his ability to repair old swords.
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The apprentice watched as the swordsmith skillfully reshaped the metal into a sharp blade.
How Skilled
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Etymology
The word swordsmith is made of sword and smith: a sword is a 'blade' and a smith is a 'metal worker' who shapes metal by hammering, as in blacksmith. So a swordsmith is someone who makes or repairs swords, which you can remember by picturing a person hammering a blade over hot coals.