Definition of liegeman in English:

liegeman

nounPlural liegemenˈliːdʒmən

historical

A vassal who owed feudal service or allegiance to a nobleman.
〈史〉（效忠于贵族并为其出封建劳役的）臣仆
Example sentencesExamples
- The occasional frightened servant scurried past every so often but the liegeman said nothing as they walked down the large hallway.
- He kept his face pressed fiercely into the knight's shoulder and shook with the cold and his terror of the moment when his noble, perfect savior revealed himself as the Baron's liegeman and dragged him back into misery and madness.
- It was fairly large, consisting of about eight liegemen, his mother riding beside him, and his father leading the way while conversing with two other men who had traveled to see the wedding.
- The other men, two of Lord Roquesworthe's liegemen besides himself, and his oldest son, Noel, made up the other participants in the conversation.
- With sudden energy, she ran to the window, just in time to see the mighty gates drawn open by her father's liegemen, and hear the golden notes of the hunting horn.

Rhymes

liegemen

Definition of liegeman in US English:

liegeman

noun

historical

A vassal who owes feudal service or allegiance to a nobleman.
〈史〉（效忠于贵族并为其出封建劳役的）臣仆
Example sentencesExamples
- It was fairly large, consisting of about eight liegemen, his mother riding beside him, and his father leading the way while conversing with two other men who had traveled to see the wedding.
- The occasional frightened servant scurried past every so often but the liegeman said nothing as they walked down the large hallway.
- The other men, two of Lord Roquesworthe's liegemen besides himself, and his oldest son, Noel, made up the other participants in the conversation.
- With sudden energy, she ran to the window, just in time to see the mighty gates drawn open by her father's liegemen, and hear the golden notes of the hunting horn.
- He kept his face pressed fiercely into the knight's shoulder and shook with the cold and his terror of the moment when his noble, perfect savior revealed himself as the Baron's liegeman and dragged him back into misery and madness.

词汇	liegeman
释义	Definition of liegeman in English: liegeman nounPlural liegemenˈliːdʒmən historical A vassal who owed feudal service or allegiance to a nobleman. 〈史〉（效忠于贵族并为其出封建劳役的）臣仆 Example sentencesExamples The occasional frightened servant scurried past every so often but the liegeman said nothing as they walked down the large hallway. He kept his face pressed fiercely into the knight's shoulder and shook with the cold and his terror of the moment when his noble, perfect savior revealed himself as the Baron's liegeman and dragged him back into misery and madness. It was fairly large, consisting of about eight liegemen, his mother riding beside him, and his father leading the way while conversing with two other men who had traveled to see the wedding. The other men, two of Lord Roquesworthe's liegemen besides himself, and his oldest son, Noel, made up the other participants in the conversation. With sudden energy, she ran to the window, just in time to see the mighty gates drawn open by her father's liegemen, and hear the golden notes of the hunting horn. Rhymes liegemen Definition of liegeman in US English: liegeman noun historical A vassal who owes feudal service or allegiance to a nobleman. 〈史〉（效忠于贵族并为其出封建劳役的）臣仆 Example sentencesExamples It was fairly large, consisting of about eight liegemen, his mother riding beside him, and his father leading the way while conversing with two other men who had traveled to see the wedding. The occasional frightened servant scurried past every so often but the liegeman said nothing as they walked down the large hallway. The other men, two of Lord Roquesworthe's liegemen besides himself, and his oldest son, Noel, made up the other participants in the conversation. With sudden energy, she ran to the window, just in time to see the mighty gates drawn open by her father's liegemen, and hear the golden notes of the hunting horn. He kept his face pressed fiercely into the knight's shoulder and shook with the cold and his terror of the moment when his noble, perfect savior revealed himself as the Baron's liegeman and dragged him back into misery and madness.
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