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Bachelor-at-Arms

Description:

Bachelor-at-arms refers to a title given to a knight or soldier who is responsible for training and equipping soldiers in medieval times.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun

Senses:

• Sense 1: A knight or soldier responsible for training and equipping soldiers.

Usages:

Popularity: The term "bachelor-at-arms" is typically used in historical or medieval contexts.

Locality: The term "bachelor-at-arms" can be found in various historical and literary works.

Sample Sentences:

1. The bachelor-at-arms meticulously trained his soldiers for battle.
2. In medieval times, the bachelor-at-arms played a vital role in preparing the knights for combat.
3. The novel depicted a brave bachelor-at-arms leading his troops into a fierce battle.
4. The historical documentary explores the daily life and duties of a bachelor-at-arms.
5. During the Middle Ages, becoming a bachelor-at-arms required extensive training and a strong sense of loyalty.

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