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excalibur

 

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Noun excalibur has 1 sense
  1. Excalibur - the legendary sword of King Arthur
    --1 is a kind of
    sword, blade, brand, steel

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Excalibur

Noun

1. In Arthurian legend, Excalibur is the legendary sword of King Arthur, said to have magical powers and representing his rightful authority as the ruler of Britain.

Sample Sentence: King Arthur pulled the mighty Excalibur from the stone, proving that he was the rightful king.

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Noun

2. Excalibur can also refer to any legendary or exceptional sword.

Sample Sentence: The knight wielded an Excalibur-like sword, capable of cutting through solid iron.

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Noun

3. Excalibur is a popular video game series featuring a mystical sword.

Sample Sentence: The latest installment of Excalibur was released yesterday and has already become a sensation among gamers.

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Adjective

1. Excalibur can be used as an adjective to describe something exceptional or legendary.

Sample Sentence: The award-winning novel is considered as an Excalibur work of literature.

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Local

Excalibur can also refer to a popular local establishment, such as a restaurant or nightclub.

Sample Sentence: If you're visiting the city, you must check out Excalibur - it's the best nightclub in town.

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