unknight in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Unknight: to revoke the title or status of knighthood from an individual, often as a consequence of dishonorable actions.

To unknight a once-honored warrior is to strip away the very essence of their valor.
The council debated whether to unknight the nobleman after his treachery was revealed.
In a shocking turn of events, the king decided to unknight the traitor who had betrayed his trust.
It was a painful decision for the monarch to unknight his childhood friend and ally.
The act of unknighting was seen as a last resort to uphold justice in the kingdom.