Pronunciation: /sɔːrd/
noun a weapon with a long metal blade and a hilt with a handguard, used for thrusting or striking
A1 The knight carried a sword on his belt.
A2 She practiced fencing and learned how to wield a sword.
B1 The sword was passed down through generations in the royal family.
B2 The warrior unsheathed his sword and prepared for battle.
C1 The swordsmith crafted a beautiful and sharp sword for the king.
C2 The duel between the two swordsmen was intense and skillful.
verb not applicable
A1 He sword the enemy in the video game.
A2 The knight sword through the air with precision.
B1 She sword her way through the dense forest with determination.
B2 The samurai expertly sword his opponent in the duel.
C1 The fencer sword gracefully and skillfully during the competition.
C2 The warrior sword through the enemy lines, leaving a path of destruction in his wake.
adjective not applicable
A1 The knight carried a shiny sword.
A2 Sheathed in a leather scabbard, the sword was ready for battle.
B1 The swordsmith meticulously crafted each sword by hand.
B2 The samurai's swordsmanship was unmatched in the region.
C1 The ancient sword was a prized possession of the museum.
C2 The expert swordsman demonstrated his mastery with the blade.
adverb not applicable
A1 He held the sword tightly in his hand.
A2 She swung the sword with precision and skill.
B1 The knight unsheathed his sword and prepared for battle.
B2 The samurai's swordsmanship was unmatched in the region.
C1 The fencer expertly parried the opponent's attacks with his sword.
C2 The duel between the two swordsmen was intense and captivating.
pronoun not applicable
A1 He held the sword tightly in his hand.
A2 The sword was passed down through generations in the family.
B1 She used the sword to defend herself against the attackers.
B2 The sword, a valuable artifact, was carefully displayed in the museum.
C1 The sword, with its intricate design, was a symbol of power and authority in the kingdom.
C2 Legends say that the sword was forged by a master blacksmith with magical abilities.
preposition not applicable
A1 He held the sword above his head.
A2 The knight carried the sword with him on his journey.
B1 Sheathed in its scabbard, the sword was safely stored away.
B2 The warrior wielded the sword with precision and skill.
C1 The sword of Damocles hangs ominously over his head.
C2 The legendary sword Excalibur was said to have magical powers.
conjunction not applicable
A1 He picked up the sword and shield before heading into battle.
A2 The knight drew his sword and prepared to face the dragon.
B1 She trained for years to master the art of sword fighting.
B2 The duel was intense, with each opponent wielding a sharp sword.
C1 The samurai's skill with the sword was unmatched, making him a feared warrior.
C2 The ancient sword was said to possess magical powers, capable of granting its wielder great strength.
interjection not applicable
A1 Sword! That's a sharp weapon.
A2 Watch out for the sword! It's dangerous.
B1 Sword! I can't believe I found a real one at the antique shop.
B2 She raised her sword and shouted, 'For honor and glory!'
C1 With a swift motion, he unsheathed his sword and prepared for battle.
C2 The knight drew his sword and charged into the midst of the enemy forces.
article not applicable
A1 He held a sword in his hand during the play.
A2 The knight drew his sword and prepared for battle.
B1 Sheathed in its scabbard, the sword gleamed in the sunlight.
B2 The ancient sword was rumored to have magical powers.
C1 The expert swordsman demonstrated his skills with a variety of blades.
C2 The swordsmith meticulously crafted each sword with precision and care.
formal The knight unsheathed his sword before entering the battlefield.
informal He always carries a sword with him, just in case.
slang I can't believe he brought a sword to a fistfight.
figurative Words can be as sharp as a sword when used to hurt others.
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