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swordsmanship

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swords·man  (sôrdzmn)
n.
1. A man who is skilled in the use of swords.
2. A fencer.
swordsman·ship n.
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.swordsmanship - skill in fencingswordsmanship - skill in fencing                    
acquirement, skill, accomplishment, attainment, acquisition - an ability that has been acquired by training
Translations
swordsmanship [ˈsɔːdzmənʃɪp] N → manejo m de la espada
swordsmanship
n → Fechtkunst f
swordsmanship [ˈsɔːdzmənˌʃɪp] n → abilità con la spada
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As they advanced to meet one another I saw for the first time a trick of Martian swordsmanship which centered Kantos Kan's every hope of victory and life on one cast of the dice, for, as he came to within about twenty feet of the huge fellow he threw his sword arm far behind him over his shoulder and with a mighty sweep hurled his weapon point foremost at the green warrior.
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All the bearing that the life of Jules de Vac has upon the history of England hinges upon but two of his many attributes --his wonderful swordsmanship and his fearful hatred for his adopted country.
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Never in all my life have I seen such wondrous swordsmanship and such uncanny agility as that ancient bag of bones displayed.
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