Pronunciation: /swɒʃˈbʌklɪŋ/
noun a flamboyant or self-assured person, especially a soldier, adventurer, or pirate
A1 I watched a swashbuckling movie with lots of action and adventure.
A2 The children were excited to see the swashbuckling pirate show at the theme park.
B1 The novel was filled with swashbuckling heroes and daring escapades on the high seas.
B2 The swashbuckling captain led his crew into battle with bravery and skill.
C1 The swashbuckling protagonist faced numerous challenges with courage and determination.
C2 The swashbuckling adventure novel was hailed as a modern classic for its thrilling plot and dynamic characters.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a swashbuckler; daring or flamboyant
A1 The swashbuckling pirate sailed the high seas in search of treasure.
A2 The swashbuckling hero bravely fought off the evil villains to save the princess.
B1 The swashbuckling adventure movie was full of action-packed scenes.
B2 The swashbuckling sword fight between the two rivals was intense and thrilling.
C1 The swashbuckling novel was a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and revenge.
C2 The swashbuckling performance by the lead actor captivated the audience from start to finish.
formal The swashbuckling hero saved the day with his daring swordsmanship.
informal That movie was full of swashbuckling action scenes.
slang I love watching those swashbuckling pirates in action.
figurative Her swashbuckling attitude in the boardroom impressed everyone.
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