Banneret (Noun)
Meaning
A knight honored for valor; entitled to display a square banner and to hold higher command.
Classification
Nouns denoting people.
Examples
- As a banneret, Sir Edward was revered by his peers for his unwavering bravery in the heat of battle.
- The king promoted the young knight to the esteemed rank of banneret after his triumphant victory over the enemy forces.
- Lord Thomas, a banneret of noble birth, led the army's vanguard into the fierce combat.
- At the grand tournament, the king honored Sir Richard as a banneret, bestowing upon him the highest accolades.
- In recognition of his unwavering dedication, the monarch conferred upon Sir James the distinguished title of banneret, a testament to his valor and worth.