Thesaurus / swashbuckling
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How to use swashbuckling in a sentence
It is more of a fantasy film than a pirate film, but there are some great swordfights that make for some swashbuckling entertainment.
15 BEST SWASHBUCKLING PIRATE MOVIES, ACCORDING TO ROTTEN TOMATOESNOREPLY@BLOGGER.COM (UNKNOWN)OCTOBER 7, 2021TECHCRUNCHFamed for a crowd-pleasing, swashbuckling golf game, Mickelson is also known for an eagerness to raise the stakes, both on the course and elsewhere.
PHIL MICKELSON, UPSET OVER NEWSPAPER STORY, DOESN’T SEE HIMSELF PLAYING IN DETROIT AGAINDES BIELERJULY 2, 2021WASHINGTON POSTShe came from Qamishli, a town in northeastern Syria, and was known for her relentless willingness to lead from the front, her swashbuckling manner, her chain-smoking ways and her wry sense of humor.
THE WOMEN WHO FOUGHT TO DEFEND THEIR HOMES AGAINST ISISGAYLE TZEMACH LEMMONFEBRUARY 22, 2021TIMEWhat Nietzsche has done here is, in his swashbuckling fashion, to cut under the abstract and final pretensions of creeds.
A PREFACE TO POLITICSWALTER LIPPMANNA nameless, homeless adventurer; a swashbuckling bully, reeking of blood and leather, and fit to drive such a pack as Fortemani's.
LOVE-AT-ARMSRAPHAEL SABATINIWhy, may I perish if it is not the same swashbuckling ruffler I once knew in London town!
SIR LUDARTALBOT BAINES REEDThe inflammatory speeches of Mr Saul Pedder had caused a swashbuckling spirit to spread among the rowdy element of the town.
THE WHITE FEATHERP. G. WODEHOUSEHis face was flushed, there was a jovial light in his eyes, the lips were parted in a swashbuckling smile.
RIGHT HO, JEEVESP. G. WODEHOUSEThe old-time swashbuckling swagger had gonethe swagger of one who would say: I am the only live man in this comatose crowd.
THE ROUGH ROADWILLIAM JOHN LOCKENot the swashbuckling kind of Americanism—the chip-on-the-shoulder kind—the we-can-lick-the-world kind.
THE STORY OF THE AMERICAN LEGIONGEORGE SEAY WHEATWORDS RELATED TO SWASHBUCKLING
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