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Troubadour

Description:

A troubadour refers to a poet or a singer, mainly from the Middle Ages, who composed and performed lyrical songs and poems often celebrating courtly love.

As an adjective, it can also mean relating to or characteristic of troubadours or their poetry. Additionally, it can describe someone who is known for their skill in entertaining through music or poetry.

Sample Sentences:

1. The troubadour captivated the audience with his beautiful melodies.
2. During the medieval times, troubadours traveled between castles to perform their songs and recite their poems.
3. Her writing style could be described as troubadour poetry, capturing themes of love and longing.
4. The troubadour musicians entertained the crowd with their lively tunes at the local festival.

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