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Trebuchet
Description:
A trebuchet is a type of medieval siege engine used for launching projectiles at fortified targets, such as castles. It works on the principles of leverage and counterweight to propel projectiles with great force.
Noun:
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Definition:
A large medieval siege engine with a pivoting arm and a sling, used to hurl heavy projectiles.
Example Sentence:
The trebuchet launched massive rocks over the castle walls, causing significant damage.
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Definition:
(figuratively) Something or someone that launches or propels forcefully.
Example Sentence:
Her words were like a trebuchet, hitting him with full force and leaving him speechless.
Verb:
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Definition:
(transitive) To launch or propel something with great force, similar to a trebuchet.
Example Sentence:
He trebucheted the ball from one end of the field to the other, scoring an incredible goal.
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Definition:
(intransitive) To move or travel quickly and forcefully.
Example Sentence:
The car trebucheted down the highway, leaving a trail of dust behind.
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