claymore Definition
a large, two-edged broadsword used in the Scottish Highlands.
Using claymore: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "claymore" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The warrior charged into battle with his claymore held high.
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The museum displayed a collection of ancient claymores.
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The Scottish army was known for their skilled use of the claymore.
claymore Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for claymore
- broadsword
- longsword
- greatsword
Phrases with claymore
Example
The soldiers planted claymore mines around the perimeter of the camp.
a type of Scottish sword that was used by the Highlanders in the 15th to 17th centuries
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The claymore sword was a symbol of Scottish pride and heritage.
claymore ETF
an exchange-traded fund that invests in companies that produce or explore for precious metals such as gold and silver
Example
Investors who want exposure to the precious metals market can consider investing in a claymore ETF.
Origins of claymore
from Scottish Gaelic 'claidheamh mòr', meaning 'great sword'
Summary: claymore in Brief
A 'claymore' [kleɪmɔː] is a large, two-edged broadsword that originated in the Scottish Highlands. It was used by the Scottish army and is now a symbol of Scottish heritage. The term also refers to a type of anti-personnel mine and an exchange-traded fund that invests in precious metals.
