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1. serjeant-at-arms
noun.
An
officer
(as
of
a
legislature
or
court)
who
maintains
order
and
executes
commands.
Synonyms
sergeant at arms
officeholder
officer
Antonyms
civilian
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2. bachelor-at-arms
noun.
A
knight
of
the
lowest
order;
could
display
only
a
pennon.
Synonyms
knight bachelor
knight
bachelor
Antonyms
female aristocrat
woman
3. gentleman-at-arms
noun.
One
of
40
gentlemen
who
attend
the
British
sovereign
on
state
occasions.
Synonyms
gentleman
Antonyms
woman
4. sergeant-at-law
noun.
An
English
barrister
of
the
highest
rank.
Synonyms
sergeant
barrister
serjeant
serjeant-at-law
5. master-at-arms
noun.
The
senior
petty
officer;
responsible
for
discipline
aboard
ship.
Synonyms
P.O.
PO
petty officer
6. man-at-arms
noun.
A
heavily
armed
and
mounted
soldier
in
medieval
times.
Synonyms
soldier
7. sergeant
noun.
(ˈsɑːrdʒənt)
Any
of
several
noncommissioned
officer
ranks
in
the
Army
or
Air
Force
or
Marines
ranking
above
a
corporal.
Synonyms
technical sergeant
recruiting-sergeant
sergeant major
noncom
sergeant first class
senior master sergeant
staff sergeant
color sergeant
first sergeant
command sergeant major
gunnery sergeant
enlisted officer
noncommissioned officer
SMSgt
master sergeant
Etymology
sergeant (English)
sergeant (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. sergeant
noun.
(ˈsɑːrdʒənt)
A
lawman
with
the
rank
of
sergeant.
Synonyms
desk sergeant
peace officer
law officer
station keeper
lawman
buck sergeant
police sergeant
deskman
Etymology
sergeant (English)
sergeant (Middle English (1100-1500))
9. sergeant
noun.
(ˈsɑːrdʒənt)
An
English
barrister
of
the
highest
rank.
Synonyms
barrister
serjeant
sergeant-at-law
serjeant-at-law
Etymology
sergeant (English)
sergeant (Middle English (1100-1500))
10. arms
noun.
(ˈɑːrmz)
Weapons
considered
collectively.
Synonyms
armament
weapon system
munition
defense system
implements of war
bomb
gunnery
instrumentation
ammo
naval weaponry
ammunition
defence system
instrumentality
hardware
weaponry
weapons system
weapon
arm
Antonyms
defend
pass
natural object
inutility
uselessness
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