poniard in a sentence
n.
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Definition
A poniard is a small, slender dagger with a pointed blade, often used for thrusting in close combat.
Sample Sentences
- The assassin drew a poniard from his cloak, ready to confront his adversary.
- In the dim light of the tavern, the gleam of the poniard caught her eye, hinting at danger.
- He spoke of ancient battles where heroes fought valiantly with their trusty poniard at their side.
- The poniard, with its elegant blade, was more than just a weapon; it was a work of art.
- As the storm raged outside, she felt a sense of security knowing the poniard was hidden under her bed.
- The assassin drew a gleaming poniard from his cloak, ready to strike.
- In the dim light of the tavern, the ornate hilt of her poniard caught my eye.
- Historians debate whether the poniard was a common weapon among medieval nobles.
- With a swift motion, he concealed the poniard in his sleeve, waiting for the right moment.
- The poniard, while small, was deadly in the hands of a skilled fighter.