Swordlike

/ˈsɔːrdˌlaɪk/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Resembling a sword in shape or appearance.

The creature had long, swordlike teeth that glinted in the moonlight.

Having a sharp, elongated form similar to that of a sword.

The artist depicted a swordlike mountain range in his landscape painting.

Characterized by qualities typically associated with swords, such as strength or sharpness.

Her swordlike determination led her to overcome all obstacles in her path.

Derived from the word 'sword' combined with the suffix '-like' to indicate resemblance.

swordlike form

A shape that resembles a sword.

swordlike blade

A blade that is sharp and narrow like a sword.

swordlike appearance

An appearance that evokes the characteristics of a sword.

blade

The cutting part of a sword or knife.

saber

A type of sword with a curved blade.

rapier

A thin, light sharp-pointed sword.

A sharp wit or demeanor.

She has a swordlike tongue, always ready with a cutting remark.

Describing someone who is fierce or aggressive.

He enters the debate with a swordlike attitude, ready to slice through arguments.