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steed

/stiːd/
Meanings

  • A large horse used for riding or draft work.

    - "The knight rode his steed into battle."
    - "The farmer used his steed to plow the fields."
Pronunciation
  1. /stiːd/



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Rhymes
Words rhyming with steed
deed , reed , seed , feed
Homophones
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  1. steed: a large horse; steed: a person's horse or mount

Variants
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steed , steeds
Forms
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verb: to steed or mount something or someone; verb: to ride or travel on a steed or a horse; noun: a large and powerful horse used for riding or draft work; noun: a person's horse or mount; adjective: pertaining to or resembling a steed or a horse

Etymology
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Old English stēd, from stēan to stand.

Trivia
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  1. Steeds were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans as status symbols and for transportation. They were often decorated with ornaments, armor, and other accessories.

  2. According to legend, the first horse was born from the tears of the gods. The horse was said to be a gift from the gods to humanity, and was believed to represent strength, power, and freedom. The horse was also believed to have magical powers and to be able to heal wounds and protect its rider from harm.

  3. Did you know that horses have excellent eyesight and can see objects that are far away from them? They can also see objects that are moving quickly, and can adjust their eyesight to focus on different objects. Horses are also very sensitive to their environment and can detect changes in the weather, the terrain, or the presence of other animals. They can also communicate with each other using a variety of sounds, body language, and other forms of non-verbal communication. All of these amazing abilities make horses truly remarkable creatures that have captivated the hearts and minds of people for thousands of years.

Related Concepts
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  1. horse: A large four-legged mammal that is often used for riding, draft work, and transportation. Horses are known for their strength, agility, and endurance.

  2. mount: A person or an animal that rides or is carried on the back of another animal, usually a horse or a donkey. A mount can also refer to a place or a position that is used as a base or a starting point for an activity or a journey.

Culture
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In Western culture, the steed is a powerful symbol of strength, power, and mobility. In literature, the steed is often depicted as the loyal and trusty companion of a knight or a warrior. In art, the steed is often depicted as a majestic and powerful creature, with its muscular body, large strong hooves, and piercing eyes.

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