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fencer

[fen-ser] / ˈfɛn sər /
NOUN
swordsman
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He was a talented musician, composer and fencer, forged high-profile friendships with Queen Marie Antoinette and Phillipe Egalite, Duke of Orléans, and fought in the French Revolution.

From Los Angeles Times

After the decision to allow Russians back, more than 300 fencers signed a letter of protest and the organizers of another World Cup event in Germany withdrew as hosts.

From Washington Times

The decision led to a backlash when more than 300 fencers signed a letter of protest and the organizers of another World Cup in Germany withdrew as hosts.

From Seattle Times

The United Kingdom is among 36 countries to have pledged support for an ongoing ban."For all of us it is a mess," said German fencer Lea Krueger.

From BBC

Thomas Bach is a gold-medalist fencer who campaigns unsuccessfully against West Germany joining the boycott.

From Seattle Times