Herald and Paladin

Herald

Herald noun - A person who actively supports or favors a cause.
Usage example: an outspoken herald of prison reform

Paladin and herald are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Paladin" instead a noun "Herald".

Nearby Words: heralded, heralding, heraldry, heraldic

Paladin

Paladin noun - A person who actively supports or favors a cause.
Usage example: an idealistic paladin seeking better treatment for the homeless
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Synonyms for Paladin

Herald and paladin are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Herald" instead a noun "Paladin".

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Both words in one sentence

  • In On the Origin of PCs, Elan, acting as herald for a paladin, passes over better options to stay in at the Rob-U While-U-Sleep Inn.
    Source: Inn Security
  • Oh, No... Not Again! And in the prequel book On the Origin of PCs, when Sir François the paladin can't stand his herald's stupidity any longer and ditches him... guess what the reaction is.
  • In On the Origin of PCs, a prequel book for The Order of the Stick, Elan is quite the Hammy Herald for his liege, Sir François the Paladin.
    Source: Hammy Herald
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