Pronunciation: /sɔrd saɪd/
noun A person's dominant side, typically the side on which they would hold a sword
A1 He held the sword side of the shield to protect himself in battle.
A2 The knight's sword side was engraved with intricate designs.
B1 She carefully examined the sword side of the blade for any imperfections.
B2 The warrior expertly wielded his sword side, striking down his enemies with precision.
C1 The sword side of the weapon was sharpened to a razor's edge, ready for combat.
C2 The master swordsman effortlessly switched between his sword side and his dagger, making him a formidable opponent.
adjective Describing the side of the body that is dominant or used for holding a sword
A1 The sword side of the blade is sharp and dangerous.
A2 He held the sword side of the shield facing outward for protection.
B1 The knight's armor was adorned with intricate designs on the sword side.
B2 She practiced her sword side strikes diligently to improve her technique.
C1 The expert swordsman could easily distinguish the sword side from the blunt edge.
C2 The sword side of the weapon gleamed in the sunlight, a testament to its sharpness.
formal The knight held his shield on his sword side as he prepared for battle.
informal Make sure you keep your sword side protected during the fight.
slang I always keep my sword side ready to go in case things get hairy.
figurative She always has her defenses up on her sword side, ready to protect herself from any harm.
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