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swashbuckling
[swosh-buhk-ling, swawsh-]
noun
the activities, deeds, or adventures of a swashbuckler.
swashbuckling
/ ˈɒʃˌʌɪŋ /
adjective
of or characteristic of a swashbuckler
(esp of films in period costume) full of adventure and excitement
Word History and Origins
Origin of swashbuckling1
Example Sentences
And do not discount Hovland, who came within inches of hitting his opening drive out of bounds, but retained his composure to produce a typically swashbuckling round that featured three birdies and three bogeys.
That they battled was almost entirely down to Bennett, the swashbuckling opener who scored his maiden Test century against Afghanistan in a Boxing Day Test last year.
But the rugby gods, a new Welsh coach and a swashbuckling team oozing confidence - personified by a certain player's silver boots and golden tan - combined to pull off the impossible dream.
Trump and his administration have already demonstrated that their mode of governing is to make bold, swashbuckling declarations — including on concepts like meritocracy.
Then some of the swashbuckling stuff seen against RB Leipzig and Slovan Bratislava as Adam Idah ended his goal drought with a double to level.
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