Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
destrier
noun
/dɪsˈtrɪər/

Definition
A destrier is a type of warhorse that was highly prized in medieval times, known for its strength and agility.

Examples
- The knight mounted his destrier, ready to charge into battle.
- In tournaments, the finest destriers were showcased to demonstrate the skill of the knights.
- The destrier was specifically bred for combat, showcasing both speed and endurance.

Meaning
In historical contexts, a destrier is recognized as a powerful and noble horse, especially trained for battle.

Synonyms
- warhorse
- stallion
- charger