Pronunciation: /naɪt/
noun A man, usually of noble birth, who served as a mounted soldier in armor.
A1 The knight rode on his horse.
A2 The brave knight saved the princess from the dragon.
B1 The knight's armor shone in the sunlight as he prepared for battle.
B2 The knight was renowned for his skill in jousting tournaments.
C1 The knight's loyalty to his king was unwavering, even in the face of danger.
C2 The knight's code of chivalry dictated his every action on the battlefield.
verb None
A1 The brave knight fought the dragon.
A2 The knight protected the castle from invaders.
B1 The king knighted the loyal servant for his bravery.
B2 The queen knighted the warrior for his exceptional skills in battle.
C1 The ceremony to knight the nobleman was attended by many dignitaries.
C2 In medieval times, only the most valiant warriors were knighted by the king.
adjective None
A1 The brave knight saved the princess from the dragon.
A2 The knight in shining armor rode into battle on his trusty steed.
B1 The knightly code of chivalry emphasized honor, loyalty, and bravery.
B2 The knightly tournament was a spectacle of skill and valor.
C1 The knightly order was renowned for its military prowess and noble lineage.
C2 The knightly duties included defending the realm and upholding justice.
adverb None
A1 The knight bravely rode into battle.
A2 The knight quickly drew his sword to defend the castle.
B1 The knight gallantly rescued the princess from the dragon's lair.
B2 The knight skillfully jousted in the tournament to win the championship.
C1 The knight valiantly led his troops into the heart of enemy territory.
C2 The knight cunningly outsmarted his foes in the ultimate showdown.
pronoun None
A1 The knight rode on his horse.
A2 The knight fought bravely in the battle.
B1 The knight was known for his chivalry and honor.
B2 The knight was appointed as the protector of the kingdom.
C1 The knight's valor and loyalty were unmatched.
C2 The knight's quest for justice led him on many adventures.
preposition None
A1 The knight in shining armor rode through the forest.
A2 The knight on horseback bravely faced the dragon.
B1 The knight with a sword protected the castle from invaders.
B2 The knight beside the queen was honored at the ceremony.
C1 The knight by the king's side was his most trusted advisor.
C2 The knight underneath the ancient oak tree reflected on his past battles.
conjunction None
A1 The knight rode his horse.
A2 The knight fought bravely in the battle.
B1 The knight and his squire traveled together.
B2 The knight, although wounded, continued to fight.
C1 The knight, being a nobleman, was highly respected in the kingdom.
C2 The knight, having sworn an oath of loyalty, served his king faithfully.
interjection None
A1 Knight! Please help me find my lost dog.
A2 Knight, could you pass me that book on the shelf?
B1 Excuse me, knight, do you know the way to the nearest castle?
B2 Knight, I must say you have a noble bearing.
C1 Oh, knight, would you be so kind as to accompany me to the royal banquet?
C2 My dear knight, your bravery on the battlefield is unmatched.
article None
A1 The knight rode on a horse.
A2 The knight fought bravely in the battle.
B1 The knight was known for his chivalry and honor.
B2 The knight was granted a title for his heroic deeds.
C1 The knight's armor gleamed in the sunlight as he prepared for battle.
C2 The knight's loyalty to his king was unwavering, even in the face of danger.
formal The knight rode into battle with his shining armor and noble steed.
informal Did you see that knight in the jousting tournament? He was amazing!
slang That knight is a total boss on the battlefield.
figurative She was like a knight in shining armor, always coming to the rescue in times of need.
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