Count and Knight

Count

Count noun - A total number obtained or recorded by noting each thing as it was being added.

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Knight and count are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Knight" instead a noun "Count".

Nearby Words: counter, counted, counting, countdown, countess

Knight

Knight noun - Originally a person of noble birth trained to arms and chivalry; today in Great Britain a person honored by the sovereign for personal merit.

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Synonyms for Knight

Count and knight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Count" instead a noun "Knight".

Nearby Words: knightly, knighthood, knighted, knighting

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How words are described

human	human count	human knight
good	good count	good knight
full	full count	full knight
best	best count	best knight
Other adjectives: certain, current, original, single, powerful, actual, male, massive, large, young, new, titular, last, insane, local, eponymous.

Both words in one sentence

If she survives the two quests on which she accompanies you, she'll have a chance to become a real knight (as will you) when the local count is impressed by her and your honorable attitude.

Source: Self-Proclaimed Knight
The nobility was abolished as a privileged estate in 1918, since then "von" and titles of nobility like "Graf" (count) or "Ritter" (knight) are treated as mere parts of the name.

Source: The Von Trope Family
Count Adhemar is the only knight of similar ability in the entire tournament circuit, a point made painfully clear when he is forced to leave on campaign and "Sir Ulrich" wins every tournament in the progress.

Source: Film / A Knight's Tale

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